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And It Was Good (2015)
A couple reunites after a long separation to find themselves in a world that seems designed for their enjoyment and comfort. They immediately get married. During the ceremony, the Judge marrying them confronts them with the reality of their own mortality and challenges them to fight together against death. This perfect wedding day is returned to periodically throughout an examination of their future as they cope with life, love, and death.
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A couple reunites after a long separation to find themselves in a world that seems designed for their enjoyment and comfort. They immediately get married. During the ceremony, the Judge marrying them confronts them with the reality of their own mortality and challenges them to fight together against death. This perfect wedding day is returned to periodically throughout an examination of their future as they cope with life, love, and death.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Graham Waterston
In Theaters:6/5/2015
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Runtime:49 minutes
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Cast
Graham Waterston
Director
Louis Cancelmi
Sesto Basti
Robert Clohessy
Enemy
Jessica Joffe
Lilah Deroko
Heidi Schreck
Bride
Elisabeth Waterston
Renata LeComte
James Waterston
Bridegroom
Sam Waterston
Judge Alexander Baas / Doctor / Gravedigger
Zach Wegner
Chorus
Mike Swift
Chorus
Richard Millen
Pale Man
Rebecca Henderson
Chorus
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