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Moments of Clarity (2016)

A repressed agoraphobic's daughter meets a hardened pastor's daughter, and while escaping their homes to attend the annual church youth group jamboree they discover their worlds aren't what they once thought they were.

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Brad Wheeler 21 Sep 2016

This quirky dramedy promises little and delivers even less.

Cora M 02 Oct 2016

This quirky indie follows socially inept Claire (Kristin Wallace) as she ventures out of her small town for the first time with Danielle (Lyndsey Fonseca), the rebellious pastor's daughter. Director Steve Elam did a really good job with the visual display of this movie. My absolute favorite scene was the party scene; Elam was able to give this moment a really artsy and psychedelic feel that drew me in. It was great seeing Claire thrown into that atmosphere because she was able to experience so many new things. It was a well-done job by Kristin Wallace portraying the transformation of her character. Everyone should give this film a watch.

James C 06 Oct 2016

Moments of Clarity is a hilarious and surprisingly whimsical dark comedy that manages to shed light on various contemporary issues, including mental illness, religion, and contemporary family relationships. Kristen Wallace's performance is absolutely phenomenal, rightfully earning her the Best Acting award at the Boston International Film Festival. The film's diversified characters are intelligently and colorfully written, making them believable and delightfully memorable. The dialogue is sharp and funny, and the direction is powerfully mesmerizing. All in all, Moments of Clarity succeeds as an original, smart dramedy.

Mark R. Leeper 03 Sep 2016

The plot is rather generic and familiar but there are moments good humor and, yes, clarity.

Sophia W 06 Oct 2016

Lyndsy Fonseca and Kristin Wallace give outstanding performances in Moments of Clarity. They do an exceptional job of bringing their chemistry on-screen as their characters form an unlikely bond in this quirky coming of age story. The story follows their characters Claire (Wallace) and Danielle (Fonseca) as they embark on an adventurous road trip that forces them to step outside of their comfort zones. Along the way they encounter a series of individuals that each come with their own set of baggage and flaws. These diverse characters help each other overcome personal struggles in an off-beat way that adds humor to the dark issues the film touches on. I thought it was an enjoyable film and I recommend seeing it if you like dark comedies.