Separation Anxiety (2010)

Two childhood friends come to terms with their once-innocent relationships as they grieve over the loss of their best friend and the mystery surrounding his death.

Director:

Cole Simon

Writers:

John Klein (revisions), Cole Simon (revisions)

Stars:

Tyler Seiple, Kiana Harris, John Wesley Shipp

Cast

Credited cast:
Tyler Seiple	...	Quinn
Kiana Harris	...	Jess
John Wesley Shipp	...	Mr. Palmer
Polly Adams	...	Lily
Corbin Jones	...	Bailey
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Sarah Dauer
Samuel Lewis	...	Co-worker
Natalie Lloyd	...	Girl in Bar
Angie Palmer	...	Co-worker at the Halloween Party
Chad-Michael Simon	...	Passenger
Pineapple Sixteen	...	Friend at funeral
Shane Thompson	...	Pallbearer

Storyline

Separation Anxiety traces the friendship of three twenty-something childhood pals, Quinn, Jess, and Bailey...beginning on the morning of Bailey's funeral. In what appears to be a fatal accident, Bailey fell off the dam where he used to hang out, and the shock of the event devastates everyone close to him in different ways. Quinn, having left their hometown years ago for a job out west, is forced to deal with his grief while stranded at the airport, while Jess spends the morning with Bailey's father, trying to make sense of the tragedy. Quite content to stew in his grief, the emotionally distant Quinn is befriended during his delay by a fellow passenger, a woman named Lily, who knows loss and grief in such a way that Quinn cannot fully embrace. Back home, as Jess searches for answers in her tense dialogues with Mr. Palmer, she finds only more confusion and sorrow, particularly in the form of a letter Bailey left for her prior to his death. As the people who loved Bailey the most ...

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Plot Keywords:

death | tragedy | redemption | love | 

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Taglines:

We should all have lived for something.

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Genres:

Drama

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Did You Know?

Trivia

The film's writer, Jeremy Sony, originally wrote "Separation Anxiety" as a stage play, which was performed in 2007 by the Curtain Players in Columbus, Ohio.

User Reviews

My Review

I thought that you guys did an amazing job. I would come back and watch it over and over and over again. I am telling everyone about it. Thank you for your talents. I hope that in the future when you make another movie you will give me a call. I would love to be a part of the Glass City Films family. That sounded weird but it is what it is. Keep producing and making movies because you are very good at it. I was crying during the movie which means that you have a way of getting emotions involved. I just thought you did well, although I was a bit confused as to whether Bailey jumped or whether it was an accident. But other than that it was very easy to follow and very easy to fall in love with.

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Filming Locations:

Columbus, Ohio, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$70,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Braeburn Entertainment, Glass City Films

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1 / (high definition)