Cover Versions

Cover Versions makes for a decent in-the-moment mystery movie. It uses the Rashomon effect in order to tell its narrative, using unreliable narrators to describe (and show) events that took place over approximately 24 hours. It's at its best when it's focusing on the shared similarities between the stories, which is an inherently fun "spot them" exercise for the audience, although it takes its idea too far by giving us almost nothing from a character perspective to latch onto.

It is not the dark and complex plot I was expecting. Aimed at teens, I think. Although it is watchable and I liked how everything got resolved. The name of the movie is funny because everyone did/talk "his cover" about the night.

good movie