Hohokam 2007
Frank V. Ross's *Hohokam (2007)* dives into the quiet frustrations of Lori, a young woman trapped in the monotony of her daily routine.
Director: Frank V. Ross
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hohokam (2007) about?
*Hohokam* follows Lori, a woman at odds with her stagnant life, as small frustrations escalate into a day of emotional reckoning. Her strained relationship with her ex-marine boyfriend, Anson, and the mundane events that unfold—from a broken mug to a zoo visit—serve as catalysts for introspection. It's a story about the quiet storms of daily existence and the moments that force us to pause.
Who directed Hohokam?
Hohokam was directed by Frank V. Ross, known for his work in indie filmmaking that prioritizes authenticity and realistic storytelling.
Who stars in Hohokam?
The film stars Allison Latta as Lori, Anthony J. Baker as Anson, Joe Swanberg, Danny Rhodes, and Sasha Gioppo in key roles.
Is Hohokam (2007) worth watching?
For fans of indie dramas that focus on character-driven narratives, *Hohokam* offers a brief but resonant experience. Its 73-minute runtime keeps it tight, though it might feel too subdued for viewers seeking high-energy plots. If you appreciate films about everyday struggles and subtle emotional turns, it's worth a watch.
How long is Hohokam?
Hohokam runs for 73 minutes.
About Hohokam (2007) — A Quiet Drama About Everyday Frustrations
Frank V. Ross's *Hohokam (2007)* dives into the quiet frustrations of Lori, a young woman trapped in the monotony of her daily routine. Between an unfulfilling job, financial strain, and the tension of an on-again, off-again relationship with her ex-marine boyfriend Anson, her pent-up emotions simmer beneath the surface. A series of mundane yet charged moments—like a shattered mug, a visit to the zoo, and the unexpected onset of shingles—push her from irritation to introspection, revealing the cracks in her seemingly stable life. Directed with a keen eye for realism, this indie drama explores themes of discontent and fleeting self-discovery in the suburbs, wrapped in a tone that's as raw as it is relatable.
Starring Allison Latta as Lori and Anthony J. Baker opposite her as Anson, *Hohokam* blends quiet tension with subtle humor. Joe Swanberg's presence adds an extra layer of indie cred, grounding the film in the kind of authentic, slice-of-life storytelling that feels like eavesdropping on real lives. With its 73-minute runtime, Ross crafts a compact yet impactful narrative that lingers long after the credits roll.