Skip to content

INERCIA

March 6, 2014
INERCIA

INERCIA

There are those who say that if it didn’t work out the first time, it was for a reason; don’t expect things to be different the second time around.

Those people should have been there for Lucia.

A dozen years ago Lucia and Felipe broke up, but Lucia vowed to continue loving him every day forever.  One day while at the hospital with a friend she unexpectedly finds Felipe there with an unknown illness.  Lucia feels this must be a sign of something, and sets aside her entire life: her job, her friends, her family and her giant fluffy dog, so that she can stay with Felipe while he is sick. Suddenly she is needed by her long lost love, and she is going to be there for him now.

And Felipe needs Lucia.  Possibly acting through a paranoid delirium and possibly just being a jackass, he refuses to cooperate with doctors unless Lucia is there.  And the doctors, having somehow never dealt with a belligerent patient before, insist that Lucia stay with Felipe for days on end.

But as Felipe gets sicker, and Lucia’s life is more and more neglected, things start falling apart quickly.

All I kept thinking through this film was “Honey, that giant fluffball of a dog you have at home will love you way more than this loser ever will.”

Does she make the same decision?  I guess you’ll have to see it.  But do I recommend it?  Meh.

See INERCIA at Cinequest.

From → Reviews

Leave a Comment

Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out /  Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out /  Change )

Connecting to %s

Artsalot

Your Arts & Culture Kingdom

theurv

I'm Just Me

PHIL'S FILM ADVENTURES

Reviews & Interviews from Bay Area Film Festivals

Cinebanter

Reviews & Interviews from Bay Area Film Festivals

Jason Watches Movies

Reviews & Interviews from Bay Area Film Festivals

Cinequesting

Reviews & Interviews from Bay Area Film Festivals

%d bloggers like this: