Who Loves the Sun 2006 123movies

Watch: Who Loves the Sun 2006 123movies, Full Movie Online – Early thirty-somethings Daniel Bloom and Will Morrison had been best friends since they were children, with Will’s wife, Maggie Claire, added to that friendship. Their combined friendship ended five years ago, when Will “disappeared”, none of the two hearing from him until now when Will unexpectedly ends up on the lakeside home doorstep of Arthur and Mary Bloom, Daniel’s parents, who also have not seen Will since that time, and to who Will does not divulge the reason for his disappearance or return. The only news that Will provides is that he has just finished writing a book which is to be published. Not knowing the issue between the three, the senior Blooms decide to call both Daniel, who is now a New York based magazine writer and one time novelist, and Maggie to come and deal with whatever the reason for their estrangement with Will. Beyond the fact of the aftermath of Will’s disappearance for those five years, both Maggie and Daniel are aware of the reason for Will’s unilateral decision. In addition, Daniel and Maggie have not seen each other also for the same reason for Will’s decision to leave. As the five spend a largely uncomfortable few days together at the lake house, the questions become whether Will, Maggie and Daniel can get over the incident, they can emotionally deal with the reason for the incident, and Maggie can deal with what she felt was Will’s desertion of her. Once they find out what’s going on, the senior Blooms may be able to provide an interesting perspective on the matter..
Plot: A man (Lukas Haas) encounters a childhood friend (Adam Scott) who had an affair with his wife (Molly Parker) five years earlier.
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Ratings:

	5.9/10 Votes: 624
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	N/A Votes: 11 Popularity: 1.876 | TMDB

Reviews:

What a pleasant surprise of a suburban summer story, spiced up as this family tale gets deeper and secrets reveal for the baking
I caught this movie on the Sundance Channel on cable one late afternoon. You might say “Who Loves the Sun” is a perfect leisurely pastime of a story, why ever not. You get to hang out with the trio: Lukas Haas is Will (returning after abruptly leaving everyone years ago), Molly Parker is Maggie (we learn she’s very much part of the family Bloom), and Adam Scott is Daniel (is he friend or foe or fiancé), by the scenic Falcon Lake, Manitoba, Canada, captured in graphic compositions juxtaposed in vivid summer colors against sunshine and shadows. And supporting the trio are two more family members in the revealing mix: Wendy Crewson is Mom Mary Bloom, and R.H. Thomson is Dad Arthur Bloom. Writer-director Matt Bissonnette has delivered an ingenious unfolding of story-line and its various tentacle links – worry not, Haas may have a ‘listless’ face, but humor will come as Parker and Scott enter the circle of friends reunited, wry smiles will break and knowing delights stir. Dialogs may be terse or even nil, yet we’d get the flavor of what’s cooking, bemused or wondering.

Yes, “Who Loves the Sun” can very well be categorized as a sleeper gem. The chemistry between all five principals sure gels and ‘combusts’, giving an energetic ensemble performance. After all, it’s all in the family, and the film sure doesn’t take itself too seriously.

Looks like the official site is still available at “wholovesthesun.com” and there are information on the soundtrack by Mac McCaughan (Portastatic with guitar tunes and strings) where score excerpts are being played, and behind the scenes production notes, interview with writer-director-producer Bissonnette on how the movie and concept came about, the casting and more. Have always appreciate Molly Parker since her spare yet mesmerizing performance in 1996 Lynne Stopkewich’s ‘Kissed’, and she’s married to Bissonnette, who “wrote the Maggie part for Molly.”

Lukas Haas
Lukas Haas, who will forever be to me the terrific child actor in “Witness,” seems miscast in this film. His movements and his delivery of his lines make him appear to be sleep walking through the movie. Maybe he is supposed to play the role as a slacker. But then there’s the manuscript he supposedly wrote, which is, of course, supposed to be very good (according to his ex-wife). The script seems rather unbelievable with two friends eventually finding out a secret that makes even less sense and to me is unimportant to make the movie work. I did very much like Molly Parker, although she is a bit too old to be Haas’ ex-wife in this movie. She exudes sensual energy. This film works hard at being an independent film, but the dialog is too choppy and the film plods on and on way to slowly. A much better film is the classic Roman Polanski’s “Knife in the Water.”

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 34 min (94 min) (DVD) (Canada)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Comedy, Drama
Director Matt Bissonnette
Writer Matt Bissonnette
Actors Lukas Haas, Molly Parker, Adam Scott
Country Canada
Awards 2 wins & 2 nominations
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix N/A
Aspect Ratio 1.85 : 1
Camera N/A
Laboratory Technicolor
Film Length N/A
Negative Format 16 mm
Cinematographic Process N/A
Printed Film Format 35 mm