A veces necesitas más de una razón para cambiar de dirección
Him, un famoso actor en horas bajas, se ve obligado a aceptar un papel en un filme independiente sobre un encargado de una gran superficie. Para saber más sobre su personaje, Him decide visitar un supermercado de un barrio obrero de Los Ángeles donde conoce a Scarlet, una enérgica cajera. Poco a poco, entre ambos nace una extraña relación, gracias a la cual aprenderán mucho el uno del otro.
"10 Items or Less" (2006), a charming and insightful film produced by Reveal Entertainment and Revelations Entertainment, offers a refreshing take on the slice-of-life genre. Set in the bustling environment of a California supermarket, the movie follows the unlikely friendship between a seasoned actor, played by Morgan Freeman, and a spirited checkout clerk, portrayed by Paz Vega. As the actor prepares for a role by shadowing the clerk, their interactions reveal deeper layers of their personalities and the societal issues they face. The film's unique setting and focus on everyday life provide a poignant backdrop for exploring themes of race, class, and personal ambition. Director Brad Silberling masterfully captures the essence of the supermarket as a microcosm of society, where diverse characters intersect and influence each other's lives. The film's dialogue is both witty and thought-provoking, allowing the audience to engage with the characters on a personal level. Morgan Freeman's understated performance adds a layer of gravitas to the film, while Paz Vega's energetic portrayal brings a vibrant contrast, making their on-screen chemistry compelling and believable. The cinematography, with its focus on the mundane yet essential aspects of the supermarket, enhances the film's narrative, making the ordinary seem extraordinary. "10 Items or Less" also stands out for its social commentary, subtly woven into the fabric of the narrative. The film addresses issues such as immigration, economic disparity, and the American Dream, all while maintaining a light-hearted tone. The characters' interactions with customers and each other serve as a lens through which these themes are explored, offering viewers a nuanced perspective on contemporary societal challenges. The film's ability to balance humor with serious undertones is a testament to its well-crafted script and the skillful direction by Silberling. In conclusion, "10 Items or Less" is a gem of independent cinema that deserves recognition for its heartfelt storytelling and social relevance. The film's intimate portrayal of human connections and its thoughtful examination of societal issues make it a standout in the landscape of American films. With its engaging performances and insightful narrative, "10 Items or Less" leaves a lasting impression, reminding audiences of the beauty and complexity found in everyday life.
Año2006
Duración81 minuto
Ingresos580527$
GénerosComediaDrama
Países de producciónUnited States of America
