Gorman delivers - everything from casting, sound track and direction. The plot which 'yes' has been done before surprisingly has a fresh feel. I think everyone can relate to most, if not all the characters individually, then definitely to the group of friends as a whole. The cast has a wonderful chemistry; which keeps you enthralled. The sound track is amazing, signature Bechard - and the split screens are brilliant. Loved the supporting cast from the understated therapist to Polly and the professor; everyone brought a unique nuance to the film. Never do you feel as if you are watching a low budget Indie film, truly has the feel of major studio backing.
Review of Friends (with Benefits)
