A tempestuous romantic drama in seven vignettes that chronicles an interracial marriage, telling a story of turmoil and tenderness as two people try to make their relationship last.
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Cast
Christopher J. Hansen
Director
Drez Ryan
Noah
Chynna Walker
Madison
John Ruegsegger
Gabe
Sean Weil
Don
Lisa Denman
Madison's mother
Tiffany Marie Navarro
Annie
Stormi Demerson
Noah's mother
Lucas McCutchen
Caleb
Carson Shofner
Lucas
Paige Bradbury
Bridesmaid
Emma Hansen
Bridesmaid
Ellie Atkinson
Laney (dancer)
Ainsley Kennedy
10-year-old dancer
Blythe Tierney Dever
Sarah (First Assistant Director)
Nicole Johnson
Mariah (actor in Noah's film)
Gabe Lipton
Jason (actor in Noah's film)
Sam Henderson
Doctor
Lauren Weber
Nurse
Christopher J. Hansen
Writer
Maaari Mo Ring Magustuhan
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source: Seven Short Films About (Our) Marriage
I don't usually write reviews, but this film truly checked all the boxes of a remarkable film! It is a film that genuinely, sincerely, and accurately depicts the core of a marriage that is yearned for - the work and dedication from the all involved in producing this film is truly appreciated! This film genuinely reflects the true substance of what a marriage requires and its writing captures the essence of a marriage's volatility. So refreshing to witness a film that can deliver what the audience is seeking, if not more. So grateful for how I invested my time this Sunday evening! Chris Hansen and Crew, keep doing what you're doing! The art industry needs it for sure!
When I watched this there were no reviews here so I knew very little about it, but it sounded interesting. It's low budget, sure, but well acted and a very creditable piece of film making. Notable because one of the main characters is an aspiring film maker. The two central characters carry most of the screen time, but there are enough peripheral ones to give it some width. Overall I enjoyed it, and the 7 vignette format certainly added something to it. I'm not going to tell the story here, but each segment moves on a way in time from the last, and circumstances have also moved on, so that we have 7 opportunities to see the story unfold. Saying this, I could never really predict the next move, because since it's the story of their relationship, there are always a number of ways it could go. Keep watching as the credits roll, because there's one more line that I think is quite important, and perhaps tells us more about what is to come than anything else.
7 Short Films About (Our) Marriage
