This is one of the best I've seen on LMN. I credit the entire cast, director, writer for the excellent work. John Riedinger and Amy Colon were perfectly matched. As good friends who decide to have a baby knowing that he is dying was quite remarkable. Never once did you not believe them. Again, this goes to their acting, the directing and the dialogue given to them. In fact the entire cast seemed devoted to telling this story.
It is so simply told. Compelling and often heartbreaking to watch. You never felt the actors feeling sorry for themselves. They played the relationships and situation honestly. I can't praise this enough. If you ever get the chance to view this, watch it. You'll be glad you did. Why can't LMN show more of this caliber film making and not these dumb bimbo murderer ones. Watching another Erika Eleniak flick as a Muriel Hemingway wannabe with eyebrows growing together is enough to make you stop watching LMN. But don't give up. There are gems hidden away amongst their many stupid witch movies.
It is so simply told. Compelling and often heartbreaking to watch. You never felt the actors feeling sorry for themselves. They played the relationships and situation honestly. I can't praise this enough. If you ever get the chance to view this, watch it. You'll be glad you did. Why can't LMN show more of this caliber film making and not these dumb bimbo murderer ones. Watching another Erika Eleniak flick as a Muriel Hemingway wannabe with eyebrows growing together is enough to make you stop watching LMN. But don't give up. There are gems hidden away amongst their many stupid witch movies.