When the studio shelves finished film for few years before having it released, it usually isn’t a good sign. But, on occasions, such films aren’t bad or, at least, not as bad as such practice would suggest. An example could be found in *New Best Friend*, 2002 drama directed by Zoe Clarke-Williams, originally produced in 1999 and released three years later. Plot begins shortly after Artie Bonner (played by Taye Diggs…







