Allison Williams is a young cellist that has tremendous skill and is taught by Steven Weber and his wife, Alaina Huffman, who run the foremost school for the cello in the world. That is until Allison William's character has to drop out of school to careful her ailing mother, when she passes away Allison reaches out to her teachers and finds they have taken a new young protégé under their wings, Logan Browning. Allison flies to Tokyo to meet up with the staff and what she sees as her replacement where the two form a bond and on the fly relationship. Leaving the next day to travel the world together before Logan has to head back to school, on the bus ride Logan develops symptoms of a horrific virus that leaves the two in the middle of nowhere, did she catch this from travelling to another country recently where there was an outbreak or is there something more going on?
This movie takes a lot of twists and turns and executes them fairly decently, using time warps to go back and explain things that if you didn't catch it makes you kind of smack your head. I enjoyed the first half of this movie, towards the end when they get back stateside everything involving Steven Weber inside the school it kind of went way farther than I thought this was taking it. It's an okay movie to turn on if your bored one night and want something a little darker to watch. I wouldn't go our of my way to watch this one, I did like Allison Williams in this quite a lot, she is one I would like to see do some more work and broaden her abilities. C.
