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Spokane is a film that premiered at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival, written and directed by Larry Kennar. The cast included Kyle Bornheimer and Jason Waters.
Spokane (2004)
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A raw and marvelous short movie, capturing a kind of sexual encounter many people have had, but few wish to talk about. You feel as if you’re eavesdropping on actual events, yet there is no fancy “pseudo-documentary” shaky-cam nonsense–there is always a reason for the camera to be where it is. The encounter itself is disorganized and awkward, yet unstoppable–just like most such encounters in real life; the motives of the two men aren’t entirely clear (perhaps even to them), and there isn’t some phony morning-after emotional revelation–we are left to speculate on how the two men will remember this incident and fit it into their lives. Was it just sex? Did one or both of them hope for something more? Everyone who sees this movie will likely have a different opinion about it; it’s an ideal conversation piece.
