John Finn
Sundance 2013 Review: ‘The Lifeguard’ Splashes Around with No Real Purpose
Movie Review By Allison Loring on January 22, 2013 | Be the First To CommentEveryone has those moments when they question where their life is going, but hitting the pause button can end up doing more damage than good. When The Lifeguard‘s Leigh (Kristen Bell), a reporter for the Associated Press, covers a story about a tiger who had been kept in a cramped Manhattan apartment, Leigh’s overly emotional reaction to the scratch marks on the windowsill make it clear Leigh is struggling with her own anxieties about being trapped in a life she did not see for herself. Without a second thought, Leigh hops on a train and returns to her parent’s home in Connecticut, the lush landscape a stark difference to the harsh New York metropolis she is looking to escape.
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.19.2013
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