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Love After Love ()


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Following the death of their father, two sons deal with the trials of their own lives while watching their mother explore new beginnings of her own.

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Suzanne
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Nicholas
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Chris
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Glenn
Alex Goldberg ...
Alex
Graham Mason ...
Graham
Doris Lowerre ...
Floy
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John
Paul L. Brown ...
Suzanne's Colleague #1 (as Paul Brown)
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Rebecca
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Karen
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Emilie
Romy Byrne ...
Ashleigh
Andrew Beadle ...
Matthew
Marlene Brown ...
Suzanne's Colleague #2
Megan Perrow ...
Hospice Nurse
Graig Thurtell ...
David
Rebecca Dreyfus ...
Lauren
Anna Sinreich ...
Emilie Family Friend
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Catering Waiter
Brandon Harris ...
Auther in meeting
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Scott
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Audio Book Reader
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Michael
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Doorman
Scott Sibilla ...
Zachary
Carmine Mitroni ...
Restaurant Waiter
Drew Leary ...
Stunt Performer
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Leslie Bellamy ...
Costume Shop Supervisor
Aysha Hamed ...
Theater Student
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Student (uncredited)
Mark C. Fullhardt ...
Book Reading Party Guest (uncredited)
Larry Gevirtz ...
Book Reading Party Guest (uncredited)
J.D. Katz ...
Theater-goer (uncredited)
Kimberly Price ...
Harper Collins Employee (uncredited)
Rock Ryan ...
Hotel Guest (uncredited)

Directed by

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Russell Harbaugh

Written by

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Russell Harbaugh ... (co-writer)
 
Eric Mendelsohn ... (co-writer)

Produced by

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Ella Bishop ... associate producer
Alexandra Byer ... line producer
Lauren Haber ... producer
Robert A. Halmi ... executive producer (as Robert Halmi Jr.)
Lucas Joaquin ... producer
Lars Knudsen ... executive producer
Laura Macara ... Production Executive: Great Point Media
Eric Mendelsohn ... executive producer
Michael Prall ... producer
Jim Reeve ... executive producer
Frederick Schultz ... associate producer (as Eric Schultz)

Music by

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David Shire

Cinematography by

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Chris Teague ... director of photography

Editing by

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Matthew C. Hart
John Magary

Editorial Department

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Federica Gianni ... assistant editor
Mark Sean Haynes ... post-production assistant
Nat Jencks ... colorist
Andrew Stephen Lee ... assistant editor
Madeline Parksmith ... assistant editor (as Madeline Smith)
Jordan P.H. Stein ... finishing artist
Pinar Yorgancioglu ... assistant editor

Casting By

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Douglas Aibel
Henry Russell Bergstein

Production Design by

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Erin Magill

Art Direction by

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Marci Mudd

Costume Design by

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Sarah Mae Burton
Cristina Spiridakis ... co-costume designer

Makeup Department

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Holly Corsano ... hair department head
Elvira Gonzalez ... key hair stylist
Emma Strachman ... makeup department head

Production Management

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Andrew Hauser ... post-production supervisor
Naomi Wells ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Kether Abeles ... second assistant director
Nick Grau ... second second assistant director

Art Department

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A. Jake Holland ... leadman

Sound Department

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Leslie Bloome ... foley artist
Ben Chesneau ... sound editor
Eli Cohn ... re-recording mixer / sound designer
Ryan Collison ... foley mixer
Daniel D'Errico ... sound editor
Joanna Fang ... foley artist
David Forshee ... sound effects editor
Alan Kudan ... sound mixer
Tim Mattson ... boom operator
Will Rosati ... sound editor
Nick Seaman ... foley editor (as Nicholas Seaman)
Lana T. Yang ... boom operator

Visual Effects by

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Fangge Chen ... visual effects artist
Lucien Harriot ... visual effects supervisor
Kathereena Singh ... post production visual effects coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department

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Jackson Bosworth ... grip
Cedric Cheung-Lau ... gaffer
Linda Kallerus ... still photographer
Matt Kessler ... key grip
Anna Kooris ... still photographer
Abrahim Mahallati ... grip
Jeong Park ... still photographer
Alexander Prokos ... best boy electric
Rebecca Rajadnya ... first assistant camera
Mo Shane ... loader
Tsyen Shen ... second assistant camera

Casting Department

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Patricia Gallio ... additional casting: local casting
Alexandre Khondji ... background casting director
Dana Lockhart ... additional casting: local casting
Susan O'Donnell ... casting associate: local casting
Johanna Tacadena ... additional casting: local casting
Lana T. Yang ... extras casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Leslie Bellamy ... wardrobe assistant

Location Management

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Rob Cristiano ... location scout
Jillian Fisher ... locations scout
Wolfgang Herting ... location manager
Brady Kirchberg ... location scout

Music Department

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Winslow Bright ... music supervisor

Script and Continuity Department

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Allison Hughes Stroud ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Hashim Alsaraf ... head of operations
Michael Bernieri ... assistant to the director
Lee Cahill ... animal wrangler
Kristina Chen ... production counsel
Vic Coram ... first team pa
André Des Rochers ... production counsel
Nicole McGinley ... production assistant
Evan Needell ... production assistant
Adam Peryer ... production coordinator
Rachel Sangalli ... runner
Emily Suber ... title designer
Anita Surendran ... production counsel
May Todd ... production assistant
Alexis Vail ... Key Production Assistant / key production assistant
Maria Vlahos ... production accountant
Lana T. Yang ... animal wrangler
Kok-yee Yau ... production executive: Great Point Media

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Storyline

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Also Known As
  • Одна любовь за другой (Russia)
  • Miłość po miłości (Poland)
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Runtime
  • 91 min
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Box Office

Opening Weekend United States $11,290, 01 Apr 2018

Did You Know?

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Trivia "I'm not one to take my clothes off in a movie," MacDowell recently told The Hollywood Reporter, revealing that she shot her first nude scene for 2017's Love After Love at age 59. "Not that I'm a prude or anything, but I think I grew up in a time where most actresses would get body doubles." "After all of that worrying about taking my clothes off, it didn't even affect me in the least, seeing myself naked. What affected me more was to see how sad I looked. The only reason I could do that is because I know that sadness. That to me made me feel more vulnerable than being naked. It had no effect on me, being naked, which is fascinating." She admitted to I News in another interview that "I wish I had walked around naked in movies earlier. I probably should have taken [it all] off in my twenties. I grew up in a conservative family and, in my generation, most actresses hired body doubles for those scenes. But I had an awakening as to what the human body is, and I didn't want my kids (she has two daughters in their 20s who are actresses) in their acting, to feel any shame about their bodies. I want them to feel safe [doing nude scenes] because I had so much shame projected on to me about nudity as a child. It took me raising my children to finally feel more comfortable about my body." See more »
Quotes Nicholas: Hey! Why're you up?
Suzanne: It's morning.
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