With Love, Antosha, there's now a coda to Yelchin's story beyond somber headlines and obits. He caught the movie bug early and wanted to pursue acting at a precocious age, but as the home movies in the documentary show, he was just as interested in learning about cinematography and direction. Credit And he did searching, intimate work in several independent films, including the punked-out genre movie "Green Room" and the disturbing, erotically.
A great look at a great actor. My one complaint is that theydidn't mention him being in a film with de niro after constantly mentioning his love for taxi driver. The documentary Love, Antosha is a celebration of Yelchin's life, packed with home movies and interviews with his parents Irina and Viktor as well as a vast number of Yelchin's collaborators and friends. "Love, Antosha" Movie Review.
The title, "Love, Antosha" refers to the plethora of notes he wrote to his mother, telling her how much he loved her and appreciated her sacrifices. Price's film plays like just such a note, sent directly to Yelchin, wherever he is now. He was beloved and respected, and he lived an enormous life in just a. Garret Price's documentary is a touching and surprising portrait of late actor Anton Yelchin. This doc includes excerpts from those two movies and many others, including probably his biggest hit, playing Chekov (apt given his Russian Viewers of this fine movie can take some satisfaction in knowing that, at least onscreen, Anton lives forever. Love, Antosha is directed by Garret Price and is a portrait of Yelchin's life.
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The film is done in an interesting form. I found the movie's intention was to be as deep with Yelchin as possible. That is a major reason that Love, Antosha was so vivid and well-written throughout its two-hour time length.
It's hard to imagine a more heartfelt eulogy than "Love, Antosha," the emotional new documentary from first-time director Garret Price, about the life and the tragic, sudden, almost unbelievable death of actor Anton Yelchin. Born Anton Viktorovich Yelchin to immigrant ice-skating superstars from the. "Love, Antosha" takes its title from the way Yelchin signed letters to his mother, evidence of a close and enduring relationship that seems to have driven his creativity and his generosity of spirit. In the movie, we see a genuineness that set him apart from many of his Hollywood peers. An Ode to Talent, Taken Too Soon.