The film is the story of a singer contemplating what do to with his career has a potential boost to his career during a melancholy December. He has a new baby and responsibilities that are making the life on the road less attractive. When he gets an offer for a gig that could propel him forward he has to consider what he really wants.
Shot in a loving style that puts us in the apartments and the clubs where the film is set this is less like watching a movie and more like just hanging out with friends. We are traveling around with the people we know. It has one of the best song scores I’ve seen in a while.
Actually this would make a fantastic double feature with Patrick Meaney’s THE BRINK OF, another film about performers.
LONG DECEMBER is a joy. See it.
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