When he made his first feature, Gal Young ‘Un, in 1979, director Victor Nuñez was a pioneer in an American independent film movement still in its early stages. Over the next several decades, Nuñez continued to work on personal projects on his home turf of northern Florida. Singer and Nuñez team up rewardingly in an affecting if imperfect domestic drama, which received its world premiere at this year’s Santa Barbara International Film Festival. Story continuesAt the start of the film, Rachel returns to the beach house that she has not visited for a long time. As in several of his earlier films, Nuñez makes excellent use of the Florida locations.
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