Trailer Link

Release Date:

July 30, 2014

Synopsis:

From IMDb: “A war photographer who recently endured a brutal detainment in Libya holes up in Sicily to come to terms with her ordeal, not far from the home of her former lover and mentor. Soon she crosses paths with a Tunisian migrant in need of an abortion and safe passage to France, who bears a striking resemblance to a Libyan girl Lee photographed just before her capture.”

Poster: D+ / B-

Review: (#1) A drab, lifeless poster with no compelling or fascinating design elements. (#2) While this poster isn’t infinitely better than its companion, even the shuttered “O” makes it more interesting by comparison.

Trailer: C

Review: There isn’t much in this trailer to give the audience much of a rooting interest in the story. We learn that the lead character is suffering and from what, but it doesn’t develop enough background to make it worth caring. That’s not helpful when trying to get people to see your movie.

Oscar Prospects:

None.

Revisions:

(January 4, 2015) Original