Betty I Am

2012
Unrated
1h 33m

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9.0/10

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'Betty I am' Is a Dark Comedy about a brother and sister who reunite after five year due to the suicide death of their father. Throughout the story it is reveal why the father committed suicide because his problems reflect upon the children.

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"Betty I Am", an inner city Dark Comedy/ Drama and character piece, is set within the burrows of East Los Angeles. A brother and sister reunite following a five-year hiatus and are forced to... Read all"Betty I Am", an inner city Dark Comedy/ Drama and character piece, is set within the burrows of East Los Angeles. A brother and sister reunite following a five-year hiatus and are forced to stumble towards reconciliation. Paul, a drunken vagrant, finds only awkward inconvenience... Read all"Betty I Am", an inner city Dark Comedy/ Drama and character piece, is set within the burrows of East Los Angeles. A brother and sister reunite following a five-year hiatus and are forced to stumble towards reconciliation. Paul, a drunken vagrant, finds only awkward inconvenience as Betty is unwittingly thrust into his care. Forced to contemplate the self-afflicted de... Read all

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Najarra Townsend

Betty

Sebastian Martinez-Kadlecik

Paul
(as a different name)

Robin Zamora

Johnny
(as Rodrigo Robles)

Lorraine Pope

Pamela

Richie Beanan

Tommy

Dave Vescio

Bruce the Killer

Jason Coleman

Jerry the Gun Salesman

Mark Wood

Harold the real estate man

Gillian Formaneck

Dancer

Cheyann Reagan Montiel

Waitress
(as Cheyann Reagan)

Summer Sveinson

Store clerk

Tommy Marks

Diner Customer

Director
- Jose A. Renteria Jr.
Writer
- Jose A. Renteria Jr.
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this movie is a classic example of Film School don't

This film which I recently had the privilege to view is a classic example of what happens when film school students take too literally what they have learned.

Instead of developing an actual film what he's done here is put out a flick that imitates cinema rather than contributes to it.

Jim Jarmusch would not be proud.

The director would like you to believe this is a coming of age film. When in fact this is far from it. The movie takes itself too seriously, the pacing was horrific and there is no conflict resolution.

The movie is a self indulgent mess attempting to masquerade itself as cinema. I know my review comes off with a tinge of venom in it, but when you spend 5 years on a movie I expect at least an hour and a half of enjoyment.

This was not that.