(Possible spoilers) This is a crown jewel in the indies. An assemblage of people with only a sniff of previous credits have made a beautiful film. It requires a mood in which you can accept a film in which your hopes are only tangentially but ephemerally realized. The acting is right on (Virgil was a little too polished for me, but Ruby is so lock-step in character, I fear that she can only disappoint in the future, by virtue of being only human) and the flow of the script never stumbles over the hand-held pans.
Review of Virgil Bliss
