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L.A. Film Fest Review: 'Four' Is A Remarkable & Moving Portrait of Solitude

  • By Emma Bernstein
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  • June 19, 2012 1:59 PM
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  • 5 Comments
We are all faced with loneliness at one time or another, perhaps for longer periods than we can understand or accept. In a modern world, with all the connectivity our technology and our society have to offer, we may still be confronted by the looming threat of isolation. This condition of being alone, of lacking a friend, lover, or confidant in which to share your most personal self is the subject of “Four,” written and directed by Joshua Sanchez. In its relatively brief 76 minutes, the film provides a beautiful commentary on this state, a quiet and poetic meditation on the solitude of the human condition.

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