Synopsis: In the wake of his mother’s recent death, thirteen year old TJ (Brochu) finds the bumpy road to emotional recovery made a bit easier to travel thanks to his friendship with Hesher (Levitt), a greasy-haired anarchist who lives in a van, sports homemade tattoos, and has a soft spot for explosions.
Hesher debuted at this year’s Sundance Film Festival to conflicting reviews, but with the talent at hand, blending of comedy and darkly elements and the hope of a low-key, accessible indie-drama, it shouldn’t be too hard to attract audiences. I’m on board, nonetheless.
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Hesher doesn’t yet have a release date, but with a panel expected to be present at Comic-Con, expect an announcement imminently.
I'm looking forward to this one …I see Golden Globe and Oscar nods for Levitt and Natalie, both will have two films out there showing great range in the characters they play.
Natalie is lead in “Black Swan” and supporting in “Hesher”…Levitt is lead in Hesher and supporting in “Inception”.
Though she will never convince those who are angry about her no longer being 11-13 year old that entire attitude which says more about them than her.
This is a well written and presented blog by the way Rotten Tomatoes so far gives this a score of 83%…Not bad.