Intentions (2003)A coming of age piece: an exploration of love, relationships, and sexuality. The story revolves around a married college Professor who unexpectedly falls in love with one of her female ... See full summary » Director:Luane BeckWriter:Luane Beck |
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Title: Intentions (2003)
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A coming of age piece: an exploration of love, relationships, and sexuality. The story revolves around a married college Professor who unexpectedly falls in love with one of her female students. They awaken things in each other that they had been trying to suppress creatively and emotionally. Through their love, they are forced to examine these passions and find the strength and courage to pursue their dreams. Intentions is a character driven, actors showcase that takes the audience on an emotional journey of sacrifice, love, heartbreak, desire, and eventual resolve. Written by Luane Beck
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1 March 2003 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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If ever you want to render a woman heterosexual - have them watch this move! Lawdy May! How did the script reading ever win any awards? The story line is slow and more like a comic book strip - without the advantage of a superhero.
In defense, I have to say I like some of the exterior shots. There was depth and warmth and chemistry - a perfect juxtaposition, highlighting the lack of such qualities among the actors.
The acting was plausible - if I was to believe they were playing the role of an actor rather than anything vaguely associated with a character. I've seen better character portrayals in infomercials.
A brave first effort. Things can only get better!