In Fondi ’91, a team of teenaged boys travels to
Italy to play soccer, and anything happening after that is anyone's guess. The
abysmal acting by almost everyone involved leads to stale chattering between
characters. I could see in my mind someone off camera shouting every piece of
direction. The film as a whole resembles a sixth grade production of
Shakespeare: monotonous, stiff, and boring. I found myself wondering why people
were crying, or mad, or beating up someone else. The characters are neither
developed nor given any real introduction. The audience is left with no emotion, having not been moved
to feel anything.
Direected by: Dev Khanna
Written
by: André Bharti, Lenny Foreht, Dev Khanna, A. Sinha
Produced
by: Dev Khanna
Cast:
Raymond Ablack, Mylène St-Sauveur, Serena Iansiti, Chris Pereira, Kyle
Kirkpatrick, Thomas Wesson, Mirko Bruno, Forlenzo Massarone, Fabio Fusco, Remo
Girone
Running time: 79 minutes
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