A New York City romantic comedy, Keep the Change is the unlikely love story of two people who meet in a support group.
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| Jessica Walter | ... | Carrie | |
| Sondra James | ... | Grandma | |
| Christina Brucato | ... | Karen | |
| Samantha Elisofon | ... | Sarah | |
| Brandon Polansky | ... | David | |
| Evander Duck Jr. | ... | Bus Driver | |
| Tibor Feldman | ... | Lenny | |
| Johnathan Tchaikovsky | ... | Matt Cone | |
| Tommy Beardmore | ... | Kevin | |
| Alex Emanuel | ... | Michael | |
| Anna Suzuki | ... | Angie | |
| Jennifer Brito | ... | Julia | |
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Lex Campbell | ... | Restaurant Patron |
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James Brickhouse | ... | Restaurant Patron |
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When aspiring filmmaker David is mandated by a judge to attend a social program at the Jewish Community Center, he is sure of one thing: he doesn't belong there. But when he's assigned to visit the Brooklyn Bridge with the vivacious Sarah, sparks fly and his convictions are tested. Their budding relationship must weather Sarah's romantic past, David's judgmental mother, and their own pre-conceptions of what love is supposed to look like. Written by AnonymousB
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When I decided to watch Keep the Change my idea of what it would be about was pretty wrong. I had no idea it was about people on the spectrum. It was during the first scene of the support group that I started to understand that it was, especially when it zeroed in on Sarah. It took a while longer to realize that David too was on the spectrum; the character's desire to make people think he was just an average guy with "allergies" worked... for a while. And this was a big part of the film: David's coming to terms with who he was. In contrast, the character of Sarah was just so confident and comfortable within herself, she was a joy to watch. She's spontaneous, expressive and creative the way a child is. She also has the innocence of a child which is all the more striking as part of her acceptance of who she is includes sexuality! I believe it's the character of Sarah that gives the film its feeling of joy, which, in fact, David can't help but get swept up in himself. I just love how Sarah is so strong while being so innocent and childlike. Even in the end, she performs a heroic gesture, which was ultimately both moving and gratifying for me.