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Well, eventually, it'll show up on the Internet Movie Database --
www.IMDB.com -- where there are both user reviews and links to
professional reviews. (Furthermore, I'm a registered IMDB member and
plan to write a user review after I've seen the movie.)
I know that the film was screened at the Sundance
festival. Has anyone seen any reviews of it yet and if
so can you let me have them? I've searched the web for
some but haven't been succesful.
Regards, Mick Davidson.
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