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| Lily | |
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| Directed by | Matt Creed |
| Written by | Matt Creed Amy Grantham |
| Produced by | Matt Creed Hunter Gray Alex Orlovsky Izabella Tzenkova |
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| Cinematography | Brett Jutkiewicz |
| Edited by | Brett Jutkiewicz |
Production company | Up The River Films |
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Running time | 87 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Lily is a 2013 American drama film directed by Matt Creed, starring Amy Grantham, Simon Chaput, Lindsay Burdge and Rebecca Street.
Gabe Toro of IndieWire rated the film a "B+" wrote that Creed "clearly gets the appeal of a place romanticized by locals and visitors, and how the drama experienced in the city is given an added dimension by our environment" [1]
Mark Adams of Screen Daily wrote, "There are moments of low-key drama – she gets drunk at a dinner party with her boyfriend’s rather pompous friends, and she seeks out the father she hasn’t seen in three years - but the emphasis is on the intimate moments of her reevaluating her life." [2]
The St. Paul Pioneer Press wrote that while "there are moments when characters verge on caricatures", Creed and Grantham "have managed to create something weighty with a small budget and push the cancer narrative in a new and worthy direction." [3]
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