In the contemporary American dramedy Milwaukee, a bunch of thirty-something friends get together for a weekend at a vacation home. They drink some wine, resolve to have an Anything Goes night, get high and, before you know it, some partners are swapped. What could possibly go wrong?
Milwaukee is well-made, even a little slick, and very well-acted. But there’s really not much to think about after it’s over.
I saw Milwaukee at its world premiere at Cinequest, and it plays again March 1 at Camera 12 and March 4 at the California Theatre.