If you want to see a movie where the actors trusted their director implicitly, see this flick. No director alive today could have gotten the performances from his actor and actress except Erik Peter Carlson. Without the remarkably bold performances guided by Carlson's astonishing direction this movie would have been c-level trash. Instead it is freaking awesome! Kevin Pinassi's performance is of the highest level. He was so thoroughly the character that his physical features morphed into the troubled man he was. Rachel Marie Lewis' performance is astonishingly courageous. Talk about trust. No way Hollywood or anyone could get them to do what Carlson got them to do. Best movie in a long, long time. See it alone first and then invite others to watch it with you for a 2nd time. I want another Erik Peter Carlson movie now!
Review of Transatlantic Coffee
