{"id":6128,"date":"2010-09-15T08:45:38","date_gmt":"2010-09-15T15:45:38","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/moviesharkdeblore.com\/site\/?p=6128"},"modified":"2014-10-20T08:50:28","modified_gmt":"2014-10-20T15:50:28","slug":"lovely-still","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/behindthelensonline.net\/site\/reviews\/lovely-still\/","title":{"rendered":"LOVELY, STILL"},"content":{"rendered":"

By: debbie lynn elias<\/strong><\/p>\n

When George Bernard Shaw wrote \u201cYouth is wasted on the young\u201d, he obviously didn\u2019t know of writer\/director Nicholas Fackler.\u00a0 Now only 26 years old, at age 17 Fackler began writing what would ultimately become LOVELY, STILL.\u00a0 Capturing the exuberance, magic and wonder of falling in love for the first time, Fackler went beyond the story of a first love, and turned this into a love story for the ages and for any age.\u00a0 The end result is LOVELY, STILL. Magical, memorable, tender, sweet and filled with love, LOVELY STILL is, quite simply, absolutely lovely.<\/p>\n

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Robert Malone is a lonely old man.\u00a0 Living alone in a nice house, in a nice neighborhood, his daily routine is rote after all these years as he prepares each morning for his job as a part-time bagger at the local grocery store.\u00a0 His home is sparse in decor.\u00a0 There are no pictures on the walls.\u00a0 The one bit of illumination and color is Robert\u2019s Christmas tree which is decorated and twinkling by the corner window.\u00a0 Sadly, the only gift under the tree is one that he wrapped for himself.<\/p>\n

Venturing out onto Overture Street where Robert lives and walking through town, everything is small town picturesque like a turn of the century picture postcard; from the brilliant white of new fallen snow to the twinkling of lights on every door, eave and window in town, there\u2019s an undeniable magic in the air and the unspoken hope for miracles.<\/p>\n

At the store where he works, he has an unusual relationship with the store\u2019s rather zealous, and slightly goofy owner-manager, Mike, who in one moment has the affection for Robert of a loving grandson and in the next, is counseling Robert like a father would to a son.\u00a0 And of course, there\u2019s a recipe book that Mike is anxious to not only get Robert\u2019s thoughts on, but bring him in as a business partner.\u00a0 Quite often, Mike looks as lost and alone as Robert.<\/p>\n

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Across the street from Robert, Mary and her daughter Alex have moved in.\u00a0 Mary, a widow, at first blush appears to be a bit of a busybody when Robert finds her lurking in his house.\u00a0 Under the guise of the door being open and she was \u201cjust checking\u201d to see if anyone was hurt, Mary\u2019s ulterior motive is quickly discovered.\u00a0 She has seen Robert before and is quite taken with him.\u00a0 She wants to date him and invites him to dinner.<\/p>\n

As anxious and excited as a young boy crushing on his first love, Robert can\u2019t wait for his date with Mary.\u00a0 But wait.\u00a0 What do you do on a date?\u00a0 What do you where on a date?\u00a0 It\u2019s been so long since Robert went on a date, he\u2019s forgotten the whole process.\u00a0 Turning to grocery store Mike, Robert gets some rather interesting dating advice.<\/p>\n

Despite Mike\u2019s advice, Robert and Mary hit it off immediately, as if they\u2019d known each other for decades.\u00a0 Robert is head-over-heels in love, his joy almost uncontainable over Mary\u2019s attention and love for him.\u00a0 And best of all, Robert won\u2019t be spending Christmas alone.\u00a0 He will be with Mary.<\/p>\n

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As Robert counts down the days until Christmas, marking each one off on his calendar, not everything is as perfect as it seems.\u00a0 Robert is having nightmares.\u00a0 Fuzzy, disjointed, disconcerting, Robert starts waking up in a panic but quickly settles back into happiness and contentment on seeing his beloved Mary.\u00a0 But Mary also seems to have a secret as she keeps checking her pill bottle, herself panicking when she can\u2019t get a refill of what is obviously a much needed prescription.\u00a0\u00a0 What her secret is, is something you will have to see for yourself as it turns this exquisite love story into something very deep, very poignant and very powerful.<\/p>\n

With LOVELY, STILL, the acting is what allows the emotion of the story to unfold.\u00a0\u00a0 Ellen Burstyn is wonderful as Mary.\u00a0 So used to seeing her filled with fire and energy, here she has a quiet grace that is almost ethereal at times. And thanks to the lighting and lensing of cinematographer Sean Kirby, there are scenes in which she looks like the face of a cherubic angel, just filled with love.\u00a0 But then she balances that with some rather emotionally fraught and tense scenes with the pills and the medicine cabinet. You see her face. You see fear. Is she dying? Are her days numbered?\u00a0\u00a0 The emotion that Burstyn brings to the screen and the effect that it has on one watching is quite powerful.<\/p>\n

Wanting to work with extremely experienced people, despite his youth Fackler had no qualms about seeking out Martin Landau to play Robert.\u00a0 \u201cIt\u2019s not like Matin is getting a lot of scripts where he is the lead man in a grand love story, so I thought, it\u2019s not out of the realm of possibility of getting someone like Martin Landau [or Martin Landau] to be in this.\u201d\u00a0 And what can one say about Martin Landau that hasn\u2019t already been said? He is superb –\u00a0 especially once he and Burstyn hook up.\u00a0 Landau has you truly believing that Mary is Robert\u2019s first love.\u00a0 His exuberance is like that of a schoolboy suffering with puppy love.\u00a0 Landau makes you forget that he is 82 years young.\u00a0 His enthusiasm brings a smile to your heart.\u00a0 Meticulous and precise to a tee, his performance is absolutely priceless.\u00a0 And as the crescendo of the story rises, both Landau and Burstyn make your heart bleed to the point of aching for Robert and Mary.\u00a0 In discussing his leads, Fackler opines that \u201che looked at acting very different.\u00a0 He is very method.\u00a0 His training was very unique acting training.\u00a0 Same with Ellen.\u00a0 They are both beyond method actors.\u00a0 I wanted to learn more about it.\u201d<\/p>\n

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And then you add Adam Scott into the mix as Mike.\u00a0\u00a0 I have always enjoyed his performances. Small but always indelible, it was only a matter of time before Scott would come into his own in a role such as Mike. His chemistry with Landau is adorable with this great sense of admiration and love between them.\u00a0 But what is most engaging about Scott is the goofiness and childlike behavior he brings to Mike, particularly when giving Robert advice or going Christmas shopping with him.<\/p>\n

You could have knocked me over with a feather when I found out this is Nicholas Fackler’s first screenplay and first feature film.\u00a0\u00a0 This is truly a project kissed by the gods. For a first timer to elicit the kind of emotion and beauty that Fackler does both with story and visuals, just proves that quality filmmaking is alive and living and its rooted with excellent storytelling and heart.\u00a0 A story like this, and quality film like this, is something that only comes from the heart.\u00a0\u00a0 For Fackler, watching LOVELY, STILL now, \u201cIs kind of like going to psychology class as a teenager.\u00a0 I remember how I felt when I wrote that line.\u00a0 I remember what my thinking was behind that.\u00a0 Deep down, what I\u2019m really looking at is \u2018This is what I want.\u00a0 I want love this way.\u00a0 I want someone that will care about me this much and someone that I can care about this much and we can spend our lives together.\u2019\u201d\u00a0\u00a0 Fackler definitely conveys those feelings in LOVELY, STILL.\u00a0 He conveys the emotion, the hope.\u00a0 The story and the characters are so beautifully crafted.<\/p>\n

What really stands out with LOVELY, STILL is Fackler\u2019s shedding a new light on the elderly with this beautiful love story.\u00a0 \u201cLove is universal. It\u2019s not age specific.\u00a0 It\u2019s not something that just ends and stops for people.\u00a0 I wanted to make sure people are reminded [love] is never over.\u201d\u00a0 His attention to the little things in life that make a life, make a romance, make a love story – taking walks, holding hands, quiet little dinners, making little jokes – all are exquisitely detailed and seamlessly meld into the characters and story.<\/p>\n

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Calling on his experience directing music videos, Fackler knows the importance of visual imagery, thus his long search for the perfect cinematographer – Sean Kirby.\u00a0\u00a0 \u201cVisuals conduct emotion just as much as story does.\u201d\u00a0 A big key to the overall excellence of LOVELY, STILL is Kirby\u2019s cinematography.\u00a0 It is exquisite and at times, amazing.\u00a0 Even Fackler, who was looking for someone who could bring a cinematic quality to the film admits, \u201cI don\u2019t know how he does it.\u00a0 He paints with light.\u201d\u00a0 What I find particularly outstanding about Kirby’s work is that, although he began his career as a painter, he has a limited range of experience in terms of vision, lighting and lensing in past films, yet with LOVELY, STILL, it\u2019s as if the stars aligned and he created magic.\u00a0 Just look at some of those snow scenes with Robert and Mary among the tress with snow flakes softly falling. Perfectly framed and lit. Standout are the use of Christmas light dissolves as scene transitions and also as an integral part of the story along with some innovative lensing techniques involving glass.\u00a0 \u201cIt was a unique process to use that effect.\u00a0 We invented a lot of things; a lot of techniques.\u00a0 One of the things we did is we took a giant piece of Mylar and wrapped it around a light board and then wrapped multi-colored Christmas lights around that mylar and then we actually light actor\u2019s faces with that.. .and we had lights shining through stained glass windows hitting mylar, bouncing off the mylar through another stained glass window and then lighting a room that way.\u201d\u00a0 Set during Christmas time was an added bonus for Fackler and Kirby. \u201cIt has a lot of built in techniques that we can use.\u00a0 Snow falling…gives great, really interesting reflections coming off of the white.\u00a0 And we have multi-colored Christmas lights everywhere.\u00a0 So how do we use that in a unique and interesting way.\u201d\u00a0 Obviously, both Kirby and Fackler have honed their craft well to achieve the lovely – and often, metaphoric – visual results.\u00a0 And then you toss in some snappy editing by Doug Crise that perfectly completes the experience.<\/p>\n

Blending in beautiful renditions of traditional Christmas carols, there is an underlying score by Conor Oberst which only makes the emotion of LOVELY, STILL soar to even greater heights.\u00a0 A musician himself, and with two parents who are also musicians, it comes as no surprise when Fackler says that \u201cMusic is very important to me.\u00a0 That\u2019s my other passion and my other skill set.\u00a0 I know the power of music.\u00a0 It was very important how it was made.\u201d<\/p>\n

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In speaking with Fackler, one thing that stands out is how near and dear his friends and family are to him, something that carries into the film.\u00a0 During our interview, his mother came in and began tinkling the ivories.\u00a0 Maggie the dog even joined in.\u00a0 For shooting LOVELY, STILL, \u201cWhen I started doing the film, I wanted to bring all my Omaha people together.\u201d\u00a0 A very personal experience, \u201cPart of making this film, for me, is wanting that love that lasts a lifetime.\u00a0 I also believe that as filmmakers, we have a role and responsibility in molding the way people handle certain situations.\u201d<\/p>\n

LOVELY, STILL is a testament to the power of love.\u00a0 The hallmark of good performances and superb storytelling, you feel as if\u00a0 these characters are part of your family.\u00a0 LOVELY, STILL fills your heart and soul, giving you faith and hope in the little miracles and magic of life that are all around us.<\/p>\n

Robert – Martin Landau<\/p>\n

Mary – Ellen Burstyn<\/p>\n

Mike – Adam Scott<\/p>\n

Alex – Elizabeth Banks<\/p>\n

Written and directed by Nicholas Fackler.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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