The film, produced by Chicago filmmaker Mark Harris (Black Butterfly and founder of the Englewood Film Festival), features both Chicago and Hollywood talent, including Tangi Miller, Richard Gallion, Maya Gilbert, Christian Keyes and Mari Morrow.
The film chronicles the troubled marriage of Jacques and Marianne when fractures begin to appear in their relationship threatening to rip it apart. Jacques begins to make moves as an entreprenuer while Marianne starts feeling her own pressure to succeed and, as a result, they both wind up "sacrificing their vows and risk losing their marriage to accomplish their selfish goals."
The film will be ready for release this spring; here is the trailer:
10 Comments
Movie Critic | March 18, 2013 8:51 PM
This looks like a interesting movie!!! I can't wait to see how the plot plays out on the screen. It almost looks too real. I'm sure it's because of the talented cast and not because you know my neighbors. Lol. Can't wait for the screening in the Atlanta.
watt | February 8, 2013 3:32 PM
that my brother
Bell | April 1, 2012 2:07 AM
I think it will be a great movie...can't wait to see it. Will the cast be at the private screening?
LegenDeri Tyton | February 11, 2012 3:25 PM
This looks good... and I can't wait to see Chris' new project, thoroughly enjoyed his last one, Subtle Seduction. Keep doing your thang Bro!
KayK | February 8, 2012 11:50 AM
Tangi is smart and savvy when it comes to this industry. She's made moves all over the industry as a producer so I know we'll continue to see more of her work. I'm so glad to see both her and Christian Keyes alongside some of our great Chicago talent!
Mark | February 8, 2012 10:33 AM
I've loved Tangi Miller since her stint on "Felicity." I wish her career had taken off. Why couldn't J.J. Abrams been fonder of her and rewarded her with a role on another one of his projects?
Man-Over-Bored | February 7, 2012 7:08 PM
Tangi Miller's acting is as convincing as her weaved-in hair -- and sadly -- disturbingly -- she's probably the best thing in this hot mess of pottage. I usually avoid anything she's in -- and don't see any reason to abandon such a soundly rewarding policy with this project. It looks terrible, an utter piece of crap. An urban turd. Why, why was it made? To appease Mighty RedBox, the straight-to-video god?! Jeeeez!