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Solitude now out on DVD!
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These first-time filmmakers, though on a micro-budget, have produced a multi-layered mystery every bit as intriguing as the best whodunit one might expect from a big Hollywood studio."
- Boston Metro
"Vivid! Very funny! Reminiscent of Sam Shepard's 'True West'."
- New York Times
"Belton, Thornton and Orenna deliver strong, surprisingly subtle performances... Genuinely engaging!"
- TV Guide's Movie Guide
"Fresh and strong... Ferociously eloquent!"
- L.A. Weekly
"Rich and intense...extraordinary performances. This film could easily sit alongside Eugene O'Neill's Long Day's Journey Into Night."
- indieWIRE
"Compelling! The film rockets along on the strength of Belton, a truly magnetic actor... You know you are in the presence of a movie you'll never forget."
- OC Weekly
"Unravels to depths that will leave you searching for words that exist only in the vocabularies of trained psychotherapists... Multi-dimensional performances by all three actors!"
- San Jose Metro
A woman finds herself caught in the middle of a twisted sibling rivalry in this indie drama from directors Pi Ware and Susan Kraker.
Artist Soledad (Ronne Orenna) gets more than she bargained for when she and her partner, Hilary (Mary Thornton), make a pit stop at the home of Hilary's brother, Louis (Patrick Belton), during a road trip.
Hilary and Louis soon start bickering and end up in an all-out war as they stir memories of their sordid past.
Solitude still photography by Lacey Terrell
Solitude is produced in association with
the Los Angeles film collective, Filmmakers Alliance.
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