‘Kodachrome’ Film Review: Ed Harris, Jason Sudeikis Make Grown Men Cry
Jason Sudeikis and Ed Harris develop a bittersweet portrait of an estranged father and son in Mark Raso’s “Kodachrome,” which hits Netflix on Friday after bowing at last year’s Toronto International Film Festival.
Sudeikis’ trademark deadpan and salty dog Harris make for plenty of laughs in the dramedy, but some sneaky last minute redemption in Johathan Tropper’s script elevates this kind of standard festival fare.
At TIFF last September, TheWrap spotted more than few men choking back tears and sniffling into their blazers.
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Sudeikis plays Matt, a stagnant indie music executive who has just lost another edgy rock client.