Twogether (1995)
Directed by Andrew Chiaramonte
Genres - Drama, Comedy |
Sub-Genres - Romantic Drama |
Release Date - Feb 11, 1994 (USA - Limited) |
Run Time - 123 min. |
Countries - United States |
MPAA Rating - R
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Synopsis by Hal Erickson
Brenda Bakke may play a character named "Alison McKenzie", but the independently produced Twogether is no Peyton Place. Bakke and Nick Cassavetes (son of John Cassavetes and Gena Rowlands) play a couple of well-buffed Californians who spend virtually all their time at Venice Beach. Brenda and Nick fight a whole lot, and make love a whole lot more. A pregnancy results, forcing the couple to move in together-and to find out that lust and love are two separate commodities. If there's any more plot than that, it was evidently washed away with the shifting sands. Even the sight of naked, gleaming young bodies begins to pall after a while, especially since Twogether crawls along for 122 minutes. If you feel like dozing, just close your eyes and luxuriate in the film's pulsating rock-music score.
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committed-relationship, divorce, marriage, pregnancy, relationship, love, strife