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• Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• ASIN: B0001FR4KI
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Fletcher, a puppeteer from San Antonio (Fraser) mysteriously dreams about Roz, a con artist from Los Angeles, even though they have never met and live hundreds of miles apart. Fletcher travels to Los Angeles to meet Roz, where he insists that they are meant to be together. Will he be able to break through her cynicism, or is he on a fool's errand? A whimsical romantic fantasy featuring strong performances by Fraser and Going.

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5.0 out of 5 stars This Film is a Personal Serenity Device, January 11, 2008

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renoir-girl a.k.a. amykaywat "Amy" (Columbus, OH United States) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Still Breathing (VHS Tape)

Everything about Still Breathing is comfort--characters, pacing, plot, music, and actors. Funny, heartwarming, and true on many levels. I highly recommend the soundtrack as well.

Fraser portrays Fletcher, a talented and well-established street performer from San Antonio with an unusual family hobby (building cairns) and an unusual family trait (clairvoyant dreaming). When Fletcher dreams about a woman with large eyes and dark hair being assaulted on a city street, he knows he has pictured his soul mate--only he doesn't know where she is. He sets out on a journey to find her, and when he does, she is hardly ready to meet her true love.

Cynical and jaded, Roz (Joanna Going's con-artist) seduces Fletcher with amazing ease because she believes him to be a Texas oil tycoon. She thinks she has everything under control until she starts dreaming about herself as a child with a sweet young boy, dreams that have an unsettling affect on her well-ordered life. By the time she learns that she was mistaken about Fletcher's wealth, she has been changed in ways she can't undo.

You will enjoy this film, and thereafter you will never look at an air-conditioning window unit in the same way.

1.0 out of 5 stars Still Breathing, December 13, 2011

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lisa88 - See all my reviews

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This review is from: Still Breathing (VHS Tape)

It would not play in the VCR. I would have sound and picture for about 5 sec. Then it get fuzzy and no sound. So I cant watch so I wasted my money on this. Thank you Lisa Cummings