So Far So Good
Open Roads: New Italian Cinema 2015
June 4 - 11, 2015
North American Premiere
Five students who’ve shared an apartment—and their many joys and sorrows—must part ways in this perceptive character study about the terrifying prospect of adulthood that won multiple prizes at the Rome International Film Festival.
North American Premiere
Winner of multiple prizes at the Rome International Film Festival, including the People’s Choice Award for Best Italian Movie, Roan Johnson’s bittersweet dramedy So Far So Good explores three days in the lives of five friends at a crossroads. Living together as students, they’ve shared much more than an apartment—they’ve pooled their joys and sorrows, and come to depend on one another. But now their education is complete and these young men and women must go their own ways. Over one last weekend they face an uncertain future and the choices that will lead them on separate journeys. Johnson’s perceptive character study (which he co-wrote) is sure to resonate with anyone who’s faced the terrifying prospect of life outside a safe and protective cocoon.
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