Band Aid

2017 • 93 amaminithi

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Band Aid, the refreshingly raw, real, and hilarious feature debut from Zoe Lister-Jones, is the story of a couple, Anna (Zoe Lister-Jones) and Ben (Adam Pally), who can't stop fighting. Advised by their therapist to try and work through their grief unconventionally, they are reminded of their shared love of music. In a last-ditch effort to save their marriage, they decide to turn all their fights into song, and with the help of their neighbor Dave (Fred Armisen), they start a band. A story of love, loss, and rock and roll, Band Aid is a witty and perceptive view of modern love, with some seriously catchy pop hooks to boot.

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Has Its Moments I feel that Band Aid possesses a brilliant premise but it is weighed down by psychological evaluations of men and women in the end. Instead of solely focusing on the two main characters, I believe that the writer/director ambitiously tries to label gender differences in heterosexual couples. I feel that the generalization subtracted from the individualization of the story. I think that the pair's loss--the epicenter of conflict--is not expanded upon enough while the subsequent troubles take main stage, literally and figuratively. I believe that the tunes are catchy, though!