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Although surely the earnest filmmakers thought they were making touching drama, their effort was alas, comically incompetent. Whenever amateur filmmakers decide to make a movie, the first thing they need is a screenplay. They look at a few and decide they can write their own. Screenplays have dialog, so they write some dialog. That their dialog does nothing whatsoever to advance the story or reveal character never seems to sink in. As long as they have a hundred pages or so of typing that looks like a screenplay, it must be good. But it's not. The dialog in this movie is, sadly, pathetic. The professional actors seemed absolutely embarrassed, and rightfully so. The amateur actors revel in their moment in the spotlight, shoulders back, heads high as they pontificate, trying to bring some meaning to the meaningless words being spoken. Community theater on film. Marisa Ryan has lately been making a career of traveling to the hinterlands to lend her talents to these wannabe's home movies. Hopefully soon she will find a screenplay written by a professional and directed by someone who has actually been on a movie set before.
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