All in a Row

2010
14 Min.

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6,5/10

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In Memorial to the late, great pianist Chris Anderson who performs on the film, and the late Arnold Eagle, consultant.

A married woman (Toba Levy) reveals more than her character at a party in this provocative short film produced and directed by Al Sutton. The film showcases the talents of the late, great pianist Chris Anderson, who wrote and performed the musical score.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA married woman negotiates her persona during one evening with a married man at a spouse swapping party. Each one claims to be the passive party of their marriage, and describe their positio... Alles lesenA married woman negotiates her persona during one evening with a married man at a spouse swapping party. Each one claims to be the passive party of their marriage, and describe their positions as "just going along with it." The couple struggles with their discomfort, as they sear... Alles lesenA married woman negotiates her persona during one evening with a married man at a spouse swapping party. Each one claims to be the passive party of their marriage, and describe their positions as "just going along with it." The couple struggles with their discomfort, as they search for some way to communicate. It is clear that they are meeting for the first time, and ... Alles lesen

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- Al Sutton
Drehbuch
- Samuel Triplett
- Al Sutton
Hauptbesetzung
- Toba Levy
- Samuel Triplett

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,5/10

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Regie
- Al Sutton
Drehbuch
- Samuel Triplett
- Al Sutton
Hauptbesetzung
- Toba Levy
- Samuel Triplett

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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The legendary pianist, Chris Anderson, who composed and played the musical score, was blind at the time of the filming, though was sensitive to the nuances of the film through the dialogue, and descriptions.