Fling
(2008)
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Fling
(2008)
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| Brandon Routh | ... |
James
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| Steve Sandvoss | ... |
Mason
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| Courtney Ford | ... |
Sam
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| Shoshana Bush | ... |
Olivia
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| Nick Wechsler | ... |
Luke
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| Ellen Hollman | ... |
Alison
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Tamar Kaprelian | ... |
Kim
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| Mousa Kraish | ... |
Patrick
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| Diana Newton | ... |
Amy
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| Ted Porter | ... |
Bill
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| Deborah Rush | ... |
Katherine
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| Cassidy Brown | ... |
Shelly
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| Lahcen Anajjar | ... |
Tom
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Brandon White | ... |
Josh
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| Mary Kay Riley | ... |
Brooke
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Young writer, Mason Michael Finch, and his girlfriend, Samantha Cooper, live together but they have an open relationship. They have love affairs with different partners whenever they want and then they tell to each other details of their flings. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
This movie is one of my favorites. I loved it back when I saw it for the first time in 2008 and I still consider it to be one of my favorite romantic dramas. It beautifully portrays the small idiosyncrasies the grace our everyday lives, especially matters concerning sex and love. In these modern times, it is a rare event to come across a romantic film that is void of the generic plots, superficial characters, and "too perfect" of a happily ever after. The film gave a marvelous portrayal of modern issues within relationships. The interaction and ultimate resolution of the characters was genuine, artistic, and captivating. This movie is a wonderful look at the complications that phase our romantic relationships. "Fling" is worthy of due credit, in my opinion.