Film Review – Seriously Red

“Seriously Red” is a film with a useful message to share about the importance of self-esteem, but it’s sold via the world of celebrity impersonators, with all the strangeness of that lifestyle competing with the writing’s more heartfelt ideas. Director Gracie Otto has quite a creative challenge on her hands, trying to make sense of screenwriter/star Krew Boylan’s ideas on the sensitivity of the human heart and the pageantry of stage performance. “Seriously Red” has a lot going on, with Boylan attempting to generate an explosive sense of living and self-examination. She achieves a level of craziness connected to the tribute performer lifestyle, but the oddity of the endeavor often obscures its valuable understanding of a troubled mind, with the whole picture a bit too animated for its own good. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com