![Where the Truth Lies](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhKIx3XaC89vApmXUeccy6Z3O5y9cu928w-7h2Z-s6LGpUsKzC9YFDTie_Cf79Ct4yu3ji_zWc12NtPBLvp4VlrhUlGasUnl4Lzy-8nRScGCRvwmI2vaGbqkMHxq92QYJDxSM6Wz4ahAXM/s500/where%2520the%2520truth%2520lies.jpg)
she is a journalist trying to uncover the truth behind the breakup of a comedy duo, after they found a girl dead in their hotel room. though both had alibis n neither was accused, the truth of the incident finally surfaced when she got too involved with them. somehow, everything works n nothing works for the movie. it was presented in a storytelling way, where a male or female voice was heard throughout the film. i sat patiently, listening tentatively until the scrolling text that addressed the end of the film appeared. the scenes and costumes are elegantly beautiful, maybe in 1900+. but when the big picture cleared n every little details are revealed, there weren't much impressiveness in the plot as i hoped. kinda disappointing as the film did progress in a very interesting manner. won't really recommend the film, unless you enjoy literature kinda movie, which progress slowly n reveal the details bits by bits, n sitting through the anxiousness.
some background on the movie:
- also known as: Somebody Loves You
- director: Atom Egoyan
- released: 2005
- casts: Kevin Bacon, Colin Firth, Alison Lohman
- language: English
- genre: Mystery
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