Finding Bliss R
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DVD Details
- Rated: R
- Run Time: 1 hours, 36 minutes
- Video: Color
- Encoding: Region 1 (USA & Canada)
- Released: August 3, 2010
- Originally Released: 2008
- Label: Peace Arch Trinity
Performers, Cast and Crew:
Starring | Denise Richards, Jamie Kennedy, Kristen Johnston, Leelee Sobieski & Matthew Davis | |
Directed by | Julie Davis | |
Edited by | David Beatty | |
Screenwriting by | Julie Davis | |
Composition by | John Swihart | |
Director of Photography: | Peter N. Green |
Entertainment Reviews:
Rating: 2.5/5 --
Isn't especially funny. Nor is it sexy, despite flashes of nudity and fleeting glimpses of Grind's works in progress.
New York Times
Writer-director Julie Davis has no idea what she wants to say and spends a ridiculous amount of time not saying it.
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New York Press
Find your own bliss with Finding Bliss, a film done out of passion that comes from the heart.
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Behind The Lens
Rating: 1/5 --
A mishmash of a romantic comedy with one of the weakest and most unbelievable scripts of the year so far.
Spirituality and Practice
Rating: D --
Call it the Frozen Assets Rule: If the one-joke premise of a comedy is accompanied -- or begs to be accompanied -- by the sound of a record scratching, avert your eyes.
AV Club
An idealistic East Coast film school grad encounters the L.A. porn business in this witless low-budget comedy. More exit-rated than X-rated, it's pretty limp.
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Film Journal International
Rating: 2/4 --
A steamy sitcom which could have benefitted immeasurably from less carnality in favor of character development.
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NewsBlaze
Product Description:
An award-winning film school graduate is forced to confront her sexual hang-ups when she makes the move to Los Angeles and reluctantly becomes an editor at a profitable pornography studio. Jody Balaban (Leelee Sobieski) is a 25-year-old filmmaker who's about to get a rude awakening. Despite Jody's collegiate success, she's still unemployed a year after graduating, and she's about to be faced with one of the most difficult decisions of her life. Jody isn't a fan of pornography, but it seems that an editing position at Grind Productions is her best shot at earning a steady paycheck. With great reluctance, the idealistic Jody goes to work cutting skin flicks by day, and scheming to realize her own personal vision as a filmmaker by night. Before long, Jody and Grind Productions director Jeff Drake (Matthew Davis) have become fast friends. Much like Jody, Jeff was once a "serious" filmmaker with ambition to spare. Jeff sees a little of himself in Jody, though these days his youthful idealism has long since given way to jaded cynicism. Meanwhile, as Jody begins feeling aroused by the very films she once judged so harshly, she realizes that the only way to truly live free is to finally face her own sexual hang-ups.