Review of Two Weeks

Two weeks is a personal movie. One gets a hint of Indie cinema being accepted fully and without any reluctance for whatever weaknesses it may have. I do not know if this came as a need for the hour or something that was novel, but financing a major project like this must have had some real consensus.

Clearly meant for a much more mature audience than the usual theaters, Two weeks keeps you engaged, unique for such ventures. Modern American family dramas seem to be dragging but Two weeks finds a way to connect and does it directly. The intros are kept short and the narrative is demanding. Good Direction! Though I do not know if it is meant to teach people how to provide care better.

The actors inter-play with each other and have a good mutual understanding of each other's dynamics, as this is slightly ironical to the main concept of making a united effort at supporting each other toward their common cause and purpose - to look after an ailing mother.

As with all Indie films, Two weeks does not do as much bonding, not that the script demands it. A routine film that sticks by some strong rules and never takes any risks to prove anything special.

I still rate it at an 8 and recommend it.