Patagonian landscapes in 16 mm and Hollywood real estate shot in 35 mm provide a visually sleek backdrop for mighty uninteresting relationships in the pretentious indie “Somewhere Beautiful.” ...
Albert Kodagolian's pays homage to Atom Egoyan's seminal "Calendar" in his examination of human connection. “Somewhere Beautiful,” Albert Kodagolian’s tribute to Atom Egoyan‘s classic “Calendar,” is a ...
Patagonian landscapes in 16 mm and Hollywood real estate shot in 35 mm provide a visually sleek backdrop for mighty uninteresting relationships in the pretentious indie "Somewhere Beautiful." Go to ...
Two emotionally charged love triangles collide as Elena accompanies her photographer husband on a work trip, falling for the sublime beauty of Patagonia and the man who guides them through it.
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