A Family Affair
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With: Helen Lesnick, Erica Shaffer, Arlene Golonka, Michele Greene, Michael Moerman.
Explaining her tale in voiceover, Rachel notes that she split Gotham to escape her deceitful g.f. (Michele Greene), but is having difficulty trying to fit into the sun 'n' fun San Diego lifestyle as she struggles as a freelance writer and a single gal with several bad dates. Pretty Christine (Erica Shaffer) proves to be the One, and as things grow matrimonially serious, they test Rachel's limits for trusting and committing to someone else. Staging is bland, but some one-liners are killers.
Camera (Fotokem color), Jim Orr; music, Kelly Neill, Robert Westlind, Dan De La Isla; production and costume designer, Lorrie Blackard. Reviewed at Outfest, L.A., July 18, 2001. Running time: 108 MIN.
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