Baggage (I) (2003)

A drama about how to let go of our emotional "baggage" and start living in the moment.

Director:

Evan Aaronson

Writers:

Evan Aaronson, Michael R. Morris

Stars:

M. Emmet Walsh, Mariette Hartley, Vincent Schiavelli

Cast

Credited cast:
M. Emmet Walsh	...	Sandy Westphall
Mariette Hartley	...	Emily Wade
Vincent Schiavelli	...	Thomas Horelick (Blind Man)
Camille Solari	...	Lisa
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jimbo Barnett	...	Larry White
Samantha Carpel	...	Janine
Shane Edelman	...	Curtis
Andrea La Bella	...	Nora
Christian Leffler	...	Martin Kessler
Barbara Lettieri
Michael A. Licata	...	Marcus Leighton
Marcia Loring	...	Ruth
Ali Pomerantz	...	Jillian
Spencer Vrooman	...	Tyler Simms
Alexi Wasser	...	Monica

Storyline

Set in the San Fernando Valley, it's a journey of three men who unknowingly interact, cause significant changes in each other's lives, and ultimately learn what it takes to find happiness inside. A 28-year-old struggling writer re-evaluates his life when he returns home for his best friend's wedding. A retired man tracks down an old high-school love and becomes reconciled with his own family. And a teenage boy breaks free of his bad-news friend and begins his first romantic relationship. By letting go of their respective emotional "baggage", all of these characters are introduced to a newfound freedom and infinite possibilities for the rest of their lives.

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Taglines:

Three generations. One story. Sometimes, you need to let go...

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site Terence Michael

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

March 2003 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Cinewave Productions LLC, Terence Michael Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The director was kidnapped during a break in Post Production when he went to Lima, Peru. The crooks wanted the money on his credit cards, but the director explained that the cards were maxed out due to the making of the film. Not believing the story, they resorted to choking him with a chain, blindfolding him, and threatening him with a gun pointed to his head. Eventually, he was let go, and the film was completed.

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