SYNOPSICS
Snapshots (2018) is a English movie. Melanie Mayron has directed this movie. Piper Laurie,Brooke Adams,Emily Baldoni,Christopher McVay are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2018. Snapshots (2018) is considered one of the best Drama movie in India and around the world.
Love lost, love found, love betrayed. When Rose's secret past collides with her granddaughter's secret future and her daughter Patty's angry present, can the love of three generations be enough to accept decades of deceit. What happens that summer of 1960 when Louise and Zee enter the lives of Rose and Joe Muller. Fifty years at a lake home, one camera. With the discovery of a simple roll of film it begins.
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Snapshots (2018) Reviews
Tender and Touching Timeless Love
Though it starts a little slow,Snapshots builds to an emotional ending that has kept me thinking about it for days. Piper Laurie is outstanding. We should all have a grandma like Rose the liberal one among the three. A reminder that things were closeted in1960 Midwest and in sixty years we still fight to be accepted and love who we want to love. One thing to mention is the look of the film. Big budget look and it's an indie film. Don't miss this one. The sleeper surprise this year.
Piper Laurie Still Has It
I watched the film with my wife because I've always admired Piper Laurie. At 85 she is still a great actress. Her portrayal of the love lost matriarch Rose who has to deal with her terribly unhappy daughter and confused grandchild is right on the mark. The music really got me. Those 60's tunes plus the background music that was composed add a lot to the film. Not every man will like this film. I just so happened to like is very much. Watch it.
Wonderful Film Surprise
Didn't know what to expect. I am happy I took a chance on this independent film because it looks and feels big budget. The story isn't unique but it doesn't matter because it is told in a unique way. Just like we've never heard what it is to be gay in 1960. The acting is good all around. I especially liked the beauty of the film. Whoever was the cinematographer deserves applause.
Bittersweet Ending to A Timeless Story
When Allison said F is the best word to describe SH... I burst out laughing. I also sunk in my seat when I witnessed the profound love between Rose and Louise. And then grabbed those tissues. Watching a sex scene with my mother is not my most comfortable thing to do, but this wasn't a sex scene. It was what love is supposed to look like with fear, passion, tenderness and honoring. Louise and Rose really loved each other and we got to see it. Applause to the writer and the director for making this beautiful film which I will watch many times.
All of The Awards It Has Won Are Well Deserved
First let me say that this is not a film about a grandma. It is filled with subtle family dynamics all spoken the way real people speak. Not flashy or wild but honest and real. To me the story of Older Rose remembering the love of her life and then we get to go back and see why she was the love of her life is a brilliant way to show that life wasn't so simple for a gay couple nearly 60 years ago. It is beautifully shot. Those lake scenes are amazing. Kudos to cast and director.