The Enormity of Life

Synopsis

In the movie "The Enormity of Life" released in 2021, directed by Eric Swinderman, we follow the story of Eugene, played by Eric Roberts, an eccentric and reclusive man who crosses paths with a young woman named Promise, played by Emily Kinney. Eugene claims to have a rare medical condition that makes him view the world in a unique way. As Promise gets to know Eugene, she begins to unravel the intricate layers of his past and their encounter leads to unexpected and life-changing revelations. Sensitive and quirky, this film delves into themes of connection, compassion, and the beauty of embracing life's vastness.

Cast

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  Emily Kinney

  Jess

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  Breckin Meyer

  Casey

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  Giselle Eisenberg

  Jules

• Debra Herzog

  Missy

• Allen O'Reilly

  Abe Berkman

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  Bryant Carroll

  Randy

Reviews

Critics have praised "The Enormity of Life" for its heartfelt portrayal of complex characters and the poignant interactions between Eugene and Promise. The film has been described as a touching exploration of human relationships and the ways in which individuals cope with life's challenges. Rotten Tomatoes rates it at 6.5/10, highlighting the emotional depth and strong performances. IMDb gives it a rating of 6.0/10 with viewers appreciating the offbeat storyline and the chemistry between the lead actors. Metacritic's aggregate score stands at 64, pointing out the film's ability to evoke empathy and introspection. Overall, the consensus is that "The Enormity of Life" is a thought-provoking and engaging indie gem that offers a refreshing take on existential themes.