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13 Conversations About One Thing
Director Jill Sprecher's critically acclaimed film assembles an all-star ensemble cast in a fresh and whimsical look at the invisible, everyday and destiny-shaping miracles that we've come to call "fate." In five distinct New York tales, the lives of seemingly disparate characters - a public defender (Matthew McConaughey, The Wedding Planner) whose life suddenly mirrors that of the criminals he defends, a college professor (John Turturro, Mr. Deeds, Barton Fink) facing a poignant crossroads, an envious businessman (Alan Arkin, America's Sweethearts) seeking revenge on a compulsively cheerful co-worker, an optimistic cleaning woman (Clea Duvall, Girl, Interrupted) searching for miracles in the aftermath of a tragic accident and lastly, a woman (Amy Irving, Traffic) forced to face her husband's infidelity due to an untimely return of a lost wallet- are interwoven to create a touching tapestry that's warmed the hearts of moviegoers and critics across the globe. Playful and poignant, 13 Conversations About One Thing is "luminous and strangely beautiful" (Emma Forrest, Vanity Fair).
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An American movie that made me think! - KoreEda
I rarely come across an American movie that is not formulaic and predictable. This is one of them, up there with About Schmidt and Sideways. Has an idea, a carefully weaved plot and it is not at all predictable. It is very well acted and the characters have ...
Really enjoyed this movie - brentb
Put it this way:this film was so good that i'm taking time out of my day to do my part in letting others know that it is a film worth watching (and reflecting upon). The film takes place in New York City and seemlessly weeves itself through the lives of various ...
Cool & thoughtful - Nikki
What I liked best about this film was the performance by the great Alan Arkin, as he portrayed the thoughtful voice of the beaten-down everyman. It made for quite a contrast with Matthew McCoughney's slick character. The film was mind-blowing, but it was ...

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