Reparation (2015)

Reparation: Directed by Kyle Ham. With Jon Huertas, Marc Menchaca, Virginia Newcomb, Drew Powell. A troubled Air Force veteran finds clues to his buried memories in his daughter’s art, while confronted by a mysterious figure from his past looking for answers of his own. Winner of 11 film festival awards, REPARATION is a powerful psychological thriller that swirls like a funnel cloud around Bob Stevens, a small-town vegetable farmer with a three-year hole in his memory. When a mysterious stranger, Jerome, shows up claiming to have been his best friend from the Air Force Police, Bob’s peaceful existence begins to unravel from the outside in. Bob’s entire family is caught in the storm, but none more than his eight year-old daughter, Charlotte, who discovers that she might hold the key to conjuring Bob’s forgotten past. As Charlotte comes to learn, every time something happens that knocks us out of balance, we try doing something that will knock us back in. That universal theme of balance is the heart and soul of REPARATION.

“I donu0026#39;t know if the few reviewers for this movie have anything to do with the movie but they are for sure exaggerating. It isnu0026#39;t a great movie like they want to make you believe. Itu0026#39;s just an average B-movie. A movie with no great budget, nothing wrong with that, but still not a great movie. The script is boring, dragging you through the movie. The cast is what it is, unknown actors and there is a reason why. They are not great at all, just average. The most annoying thing about the movie, and also from a lot of B-movies, is the soundtrack. That boring piano and guitar music that makes you want to fall asleep. I think a good soundtrack is essential for a good movie, and this one is clearly not. When will people learn boring piano keys and lousy guitar strings donu0026#39;t make a good soundtrack. It resumes the movie good, too boring and too slow for me.”