Textuality (2011)

Two people attempt to get into a relationship, while exiting the multiple relationships they were each managing through their Blackberries before they met.

Director:

Warren P. Sonoda

Writer:

Liam Card

Stars:

Jason Lewis, Carly Pope, Eric McCormack

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Jason Lewis	...	Breslin
Carly Pope	...	Simone
Eric McCormack	...	Clive
Liam Card	...	Michael
Kris Holden-Ried	...	Colin (as Kristen Holden-Ried)
Kristen Hager	...	Dani
Marcello Cabezas	...	Jacob
Supinder Wraich	...	Heather
Shane Nicely	...	Marcus
Holly Elissa	...	Kara (as Holly Dignard)
Danny Wells	...	Mitch
Anna Cyzon	...	Erin
Nicholas Rose	...	Joe Marsh
Marianthi Evans	...	Jenny
Randy Thomas	...	Jack

Storyline

Two people attempt to get into a relationship, while exiting the multiple relationships they were each managing through their Blackberries before they met.

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Plot Keywords:

blackberry | male nudity | red bra | dating | female nudity | 

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Genres:

Comedy | Romance

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for sexual content, language and some drug use

Details

Official Sites:

Facebook Official site

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

23 August 2011 (USA)

Also Known As:

Sexting

Filming Locations:

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

Strident Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

95 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

[Breslin meets Michael at a bowling alley populated by old guys with walkers and respirators]
Breslin: So... seniors' bowling league, huh?
Michael: Most dangerous league on the planet, bro.
Breslin: How do you figure?
Michael: Most deaths.

User Reviews

...Hits close to home

Not usually a fan of romantic comedies, but a friend told me I should see it... now I know why. Although it was still a fairly predictable plot, I enjoyed the films attempts to deviate from what is typical in films of this kind. This film, if anything, is a real warning to others...as I think we can all relate to how often we are checking emails, texts, facebook, etc. The film shows two people who are on the far end of that spectrum and are having a hard time juggling a roster of significant others via their cell phones. At first, I wasn't a fan of the male lead ... it's kind of hard to feel for him, but as the film goes along, you can see that he is damaged goods, and needs to disconnect in order to have a shot at a relationship. I can totally relate to this, which made this film hit pretty close to home. The female lead was really cute and talented. And her roster of guys were a riot. Nice to see Eric McCormack from Will and Grace back in action, in a role that I never would have expected him to play. A very talented guy. I'm recommending this to my buddies who could use a good look in the mirror....and a few laughs along the way.