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Song One (2014)

Estranged from her family, Franny returns home when an accident leaves her brother comatose. Retracing his life as an aspiring musician, she tracks down his favorite musician, James Forester. Against the backdrop of Brooklyn's music scene, Franny and James develop an unexpected relationship and face the realities of their lives.

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Manny C 07 Feb 2015

Anne Hathaway's interesting but kinda odd foray as a producer, then lead actor in "Song One" eventually works... a story of looming traumatic family loss is nearly derailed, out of the box, by an overtly fawning singer/songwriter/subway scene... in which the camera gazes endlessly at a near perfect yet improbably isolated, incredibly photogenic singer in a subway. The kind no New Yorker has ever experienced. This would be our heroine's estranged brother. Cue: traumatic accident, and the return of the world traveling sister, and a not entirely predictable hero as hero story line. Only Hathway's acting chops (giving plenty of gravity to an otherwise thin role...) and an eventually deftly executed editing approach rescue this film from the Hallmark channel. Ultimately "Song One" earns a (B-) from me.

Tatsuhito K 01 Aug 2015

It's an okay movie but the sound blows goat's. I had to turn my TV up to 90 to hear the talking. Then all of a sudden, there's a musician playing really loud.

Bill Goodykoontz 22 Jan 2015

Song One is an odd little movie. It seems as if there is more going on than there is, which you realize after it's over. As pleasant diversions in the moment go, however, you could do much worse.

Nick Prigge 18 Jan 2015

This snapshot of catharsis follows a familiar trajectory, but Kate Barker-Froyland refreshingly resists elevating her characters' relationship to the level of grandiose.

Robert Levin 03 Feb 2015

There are only so many scenes of Hathaway tearing up while either a) staring at her brother or b) watching James strum his guitar that one can take.