Title: One of the best of the Mumblecore movement
Product review: Beyond the work of Andrew Bujalski ("Funny Ha Ha", "Mutual Appreciation")I've been disappointed with a lot of the Mumblecore films I've seen. Whereas Bujalski's films utilize tight scripts, interesting cinematography, careful dialogue and interesting characters studies, it seems that many of his contemporaries rely too heavily on the shaky handheld and quirky actors to make their films and forget about the rest."The Puffy Chair" was a welcome surprise & a reminder of what a good Mumblecore film can be. The actors are perfect for their roles, the plot is well-paced & the director drags you through the gambit of emotions (the film is laugh-out-loud funny in parts, downright depressing in others & everything else in between). It was also the first non-cop out ending I've seen in a narrative film in quite a while.Highly recommended.
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