Directed by:
Helen HuntScreenplay:
Helen HuntCinematography:
Jas SheltonComposer:
Julian WassCast:
Brenton Thwaites, Helen Hunt, Robert Knepper, Luke Wilson, Leonor Varela, Callum Keith Rennie, David Zayas, Richard Kind, Mike White, Evan Williams (more)VOD (2)
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In RIDE, when an editor from The New Yorker (Helen Hunt) follows her son (Brenton Thwaites) to LA after he drops out of college to surf and find himself, she ends up being the one thrust into a sea change of self-discovery. In this comedy written and directed by Helen Hunt, she befriends a limo driver (David Zayas), rediscovers her sexuality with a younger surf instructor (Luke Wilson), and begins to heal her fractured relationship with her son and herself. (Screen Media Films)
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It's a shame that what the film tries to convey could be said quite easily in just a few seconds, maybe minutes if I'm being too generous. Helen Hunt doesn't handle the directing aspect too poorly, but the problem lies more in the screenplay, which doesn't have much to offer for an hour and a half, and instead of captivating or amusing the audience, it just bores them.
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