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A remake of the 1978 cheeseball classic of the same name, a high school girl and her sweetheart are split up when he heads to college, and she goes off to become a professional ice skater. Their relationship is strained to the point of breaking, but the two lovers are brought back together when a tragic accident strikes her blind. Will she still be able to compete in the national skating competition? Will they fall back in love? Will she be able to be accepted for who she is, now that she can’t see?

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It was a bold choice of writer/director Agustin to create an entire movie just by using a Final Draft template, but it really pays off in the new drama Falling Awake.

In this template, a young [musician] named [Jay] living on the hard streets of the [Bronx] tries to balance his love for [music] and the cold hard realities of life in the ‘hood. When he falls in love with a beautiful woman named [Alessandra], will he choose his relationship, or be drawn further into a life of [crime]?

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Fun fact about film: if you take Saw and remake it in québécois, it’s still Saw… Even if it’s released in an art house instead of the local cineplex.

Liberally lifting tropes from the aforementioned torture porn series (and its green/grey color palate), as well as Antichrist, The Lovely Bones, and even Silence of the Lambs, Daniel Grou’s revenge drama doesn’t have an original bone in its body. However, with steady direction, strong central performances, and a script that keeps its dialogue light, it may feel like a million movies stuck in a blender, but at least its palatable.

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