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Critic Reviews

"Muniz is less concerned with creating a beginning to end story and far more concerned with following the remarkably authentic experiences of the characters whose story he is telling...Benson's ability to bring this complexity to life wholly and compassionately provides Eva with tremendous depth."

- The Independent Critic

"Benson...is at her best in the many wordless segments where Muñiz’s cinematographic and, later, editing skills paint a compelling silent portrait of a woman whose life is a constant rewrite. "

- James Wegg Review

“The performances are universally great. The performances are done in what I have to assume is an improvised fashion, evoking the cinema-verite leanings of John Cassavetes work. The performances are relaxed, realistic and draw you in. The finale with the character of Eva facing her own intimacy issues is shocking, bold and engaging.”

- Josh Samford, Rogue Cinema

"Muniz wrote the story with Benson, and that collaboration is part of why the film works so well. It allows both actor and director to be completely in sync with one another on the way Eva is portrayed."

-Brian Skutle, Sonic Cinema

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"Muniz has populated the movie with a cast that's amazing, the relationships all feel real and the tension between the brothers is amazingly real"

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"What matters is how well it tells the story. Muniz and his actors tell a really good one- smart, well-acted, and engaging"
-Sonic Cinema
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"Echo" in the NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL

"Until I Show You" in the Newport Beach Film Festival

“Scenes from a Fling” by Edgar Muniz portrayed true, pure human relations when a relationship goes astray and a fling emerges.This short was pulled from Muniz’s longer film “Songs for the Drowning” which follows the lives of two men in desperate situations and how their paths cross."

- Viewpoints Interview