Saturday, October 5, 2013

Yellow Lights



Yellow Lights - Now on DVD at YellowLightsMovie.com
Brian (Bennett Chabot) is a smart, athletic student going to school near Boston. Ever since he was dumped by his old girlfriend, he just hasn't been able to move on. When Brian meets Alex (Aja Munsell), a Wellesley student, he immediately becomes attached, but he's terrified of being hurt again. Meanwhile, his friend Chris (Andrew Tsang), tired of being in a relationship where he isn't appreciated, begins to pursue another option - June (Amanda Hurley), another close friend of Brian. Disapproving of their actions, Brian meddles, and his friendships are seriously jeopardized.

In order to have any kind of meaningful relationship with Alex and maintain his friendships, Brian must overcome his painful past and his need to be in control. Written, produced, directed, and edited by first-time filmmakers Kevin Tostado and Tom Kochem in their senior year of college, Yellow Lights is a story about enjoying things for what they are, taking risks, and going for it.

Don't miss this gem!
A friend of mine from college recommended this film to me the other
day. It's a gem of a film that I'm sure most people in their twenties
can relate to. The performances are heartfelt and genuine. The issues
the characters face are real and the message of letting go of fears
and embracing life resonated with me. I totally enjoyed this film and
will recommend it to all my friends!

Feels earnest.
I watched this movie with two of my good friends and there's not a lot to say. But there's a lot to feel. With all of the clumsiness of 20 somethings and all of the honesty of trying to figure things out that comes with them, Yellow Lights leaves you feeling -refreshed-

Don't expect something that makes you cry, or distraught, or any of the hollywood emotions that pull you to fascination. Expect to see bits of yourself reflected in every corner of the movie. Expect to see bits of the ones you love, and the confusion they face when just trying to find their happiness.

Well done.

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