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Littlerock

2010

Action / Drama

Littlerock

2010

Action / Drama

Available in: 720p.BluRay 1080p.BluRay

82% TOMATOMETER · 28 reviews

70% AUDIENCE · 500 ratings

6.1/10 · 614

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Plot summary

A pair of Japanese siblings get stranded in small-town California and become friends with other twentysomethings they meet, despite the complete lack of a common verbal language.

Director

Mike Ott

Top cast

Markiss McFadden as Marques Wright

Roberto 'Sanz' Sanchez as Francisco Fumero

Atsuko Okatsuka as Atsuko Sakamoto

Ryan Dillon as Brody

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

761.67 MB

1280*714

English 2.0

Not Rated

23.976 fps

1 hr 22 min

Seeds ...

1.38 GB

1920*1072

English 2.0

Not Rated

23.976 fps

1 hr 22 min

Seeds ...

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IMDb reviews

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3 / 10

That is interracial. I am not saying i

R T

that is interracial. I am not saying i know anything about this but the girl is like the spa girls from downtown. Slit eyed and almondy. And againw e have…

7 / 10

In "Littlerock," Atsuko(Atsuko Okatsuka, who also co-wrote) and

walter m

In "Littlerock," Atsuko(Atsuko Okatsuka, who also co-wrote) and her brother Rintaro(Rintaro Sawamato) have traveled to the United States from Japan to see…

6 / 10

Littlerock" follows two Japanese siblings, Atsuko and Rintaro

R T

"Littlerock" follows two Japanese siblings, Atsuko and Rintaro; out to experience America fist hand. With San Francisco in their sights, a vehicular breakdown…

"Littlerock" follows two Japanese siblings, Atsuko and Rintaro; out to experience America fist hand. With San Francisco in their sights, a vehicular breakdown leaves them "stranded" in the sleepy, Southern California town. They soon immerse themselves in a group of seemingly directionless twenty-somethings and Atsuko, unable to speak or understand a word of English, inevitable become the object of affection for a few of her new male acquaintances. "Littlerock" is just about as lo-fi as independent cinema gets, but it nails one thing brilliantly; it makes us feel as lost and culturally isolated as Atsuko and her brother... even though we understand the language of their new confidants. This lack of universal communication and it's frustrations is the reason that the filmmakers decided to tell this particularly low-key yarn, and they nail it. But as per usually in films like this, there are some cringe-inducing performances littered throughout from non-professional or first time actors, and extended scenes (of boozing and booze induced babel) that linger almost Malick style! These scenes are intentional and are implemented to further our connection to Atsuko in particular, but they are nevertheless tedious and even hard to sit through on occasion. There is an indulgence here responsible for extending what is a very good short film into a feature length one. The two Japanese leads (Atsuko Okatsuka and Rintaro Sawamoto) however are very solid, as is Cory Zacharia playing a tragic character in love with Atsuko, but unable to express his feelings to her or anyone else for that matter. These three actors are the backbone of the picture, and are the reason to watch it. Zacharia's performance is quite quirky and off-putting until subtle layers are reveled and we realize we know many a people just like him. For a film so ripe with flaws, "Littlerock" has a conclusion of uncommon emotional weight. It's poetic and quite devastating in it's own way and pretty masterful in it's execution. Director Mike Ott conducts a noteworthy experiment here, but even at a mere 84 minutes it wears out it's welcome. There are so many interesting elements, from it's concept to it's remarkable ending, that recommending it comes easy. It would have garnered an even stronger recommendation as the short film it deserves to be.

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