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Mutual Appreciation (2005)

Alan is a musician who leaves a busted-up band for New York, and a new musical voyage. He tries to stay focused and fends off all manner of distractions, including the attraction to his good friend's girlfriend.

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Laura Clifford 10 Sep 2006

This second film...is the more assured of the two...gives one the feeling of discovery, of finding a diamond in the rough.

Alison P 26 May 2008

I feel a little weird giving this one three stars. I can understand why people hate it. I hated the first 20 minutes of it, and was fairly close to giving up. I'm actually glad I didn't. The main thing it has going for it is how realistic it is. The characters are never really put in situations where they want to talk about their challenges and failures frankly. We only ever see the brave faces they put on for each other. But you can read a lot of the characters' inner life off of these brave faces. Bujalski succeeds in going for an extreme version of showing and not telling.

Holly S 25 Sep 2007

I'm going to go ahead and say it, Andrew Bujalski is the greatest filmmaker of his generation. I say this for two reasons: One, because I have a thing for slightly grandiose statements, and two, because it's true. Also, everything I say about Mutual Appreciation applies also to his previous picture, Funny Ha Ha, from a few years earlier. First and foremost, I am so completely blown away by Bujalski's skill with actors. These performances are, in my opinion, phenomenal, and many members of the cast are non-actors. This is one of those rare films that somehow feels more real than a documentary. So many of the scenes ring with such truth that you can't help but laugh nervously to yourself and cringe until they end. The "plot" meanders and digresses for the duration, much like the interactions between the characters. We understand what they're really trying to say to each other by the way they avoid the very words. And, of course, because we've been through those conversations ourselves.

John M 01 Feb 2008

LOVE THE SCENES WITH ALAN AND SARA. ALSO ALAN AND ELLIE. I WISH I MET A GIRL LIKE SARA...

Arden P 10 Oct 2006

God Bless Bujalski! God Bless His little cinephile heart!