SYNOPSICS
Dischord (2001) is a English movie. Mark Wilkinson has directed this movie. Thomas Jay Ryan,Annunziata Gianzero,Richard Bakalyan,Andrew Borba are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2001. Dischord (2001) is considered one of the best Drama,Music,Thriller movie in India and around the world.
On the brink of her world tour, at the height of her success, alternative rock violinist, Gypsy, put down her violin and walked away... A man brutally beats his girlfriend to death and tosses her remains into a local river... A retired Boston PD detective isn't buying the news report of a local girl accidentally drowning... While Gypsy's unprecedented disappearance perplexes the entire music industry, she retreats with her husband to the desolation of Cape Cod in winter... Seeking refuge in his past, the murderer contacts his estranged brother and falls in love with his brother's wife, Gypsy... And then a body turns up on Cape Cod... And the detective isn't convinced that this will be the last... Here, in the smallest quietest corner of New England unfolds a disquieting tale of what happens when music meets murder... and a lyrical portrait of the ever-present guardians who preserve life's natural harmony.
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Dischord (2001) Reviews
A diamond in the rough world of indies.
I was fortunate enough to catch this amazing drama at the Breckenridge Film Festival in Colorado. The director should be commended for creating amazing production value on what was probably a meager budget. The acting was extremely strong by a relatively unknown but supremely talented cast. Director Mark Wilkinson immediately separates himself from the pack of indie directors by telling a complex story in a very simple, stylistic fashion. Dischord is the kind of movie where you know you've just seen something incredible...but it really hits you the next day...and the next.
Impressive for budget - SPOILERS
On the whole, Dischord was impressive; ESPECIALLY for the budget (I believe I read it was something like $250,000). I enjoyed the story, the pace and how it develops. The dialogs are short, and could been stronger. It was good to see that the rebellious outsider didn't get the girl. Obviously, Gypsy was conflicted about her love to her husband, but it was refreshing to see that at the very least she was loyal.