The Lack of Exposition Makes 'Fast Color' a Compelling Narrative on Repressed Personalities
That feeling in your gut which tells you that there’s something out there you should look for and make your own, is what the power represents
Kismet (1999)
Stephanie is a young woman who just turned thirty, and has everything a girl wants in life -- beauty, intelligence, and a handsome, successful fiance who seems to be madly in love with her. Frank pushes her to set a date for the wedding after a long engagement, but Stephanie is not sure about making a commitment to marriage; something is holding her back. Does another man just exist in her imagination or is he out there somewhere? When Frank finally announces the wedding date in front of her family and friends, Stephanie has to face reality. In the moment of truth, Stephanie has to decide whether to follow her head or her heart.
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Stephanie is a young woman who just turned thirty, and has everything a girl wants in life -- beauty, intelligence, and a handsome, successful fiance who seems to be madly in love with her. Frank pushes her to set a date for the wedding after a long engagement, but Stephanie is not sure about making a commitment to marriage; something is holding her back. Does another man just exist in her imagination or is he out there somewhere? When Frank finally announces the wedding date in front of her family and friends, Stephanie has to face reality. In the moment of truth, Stephanie has to decide whether to follow her head or her heart.
Rating:NR
Genre:Romance
Written By:Sheri Sussman
In Theaters:1/1/1999
Box Office:
Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Shorts TV
Cast
Billy Wirth
Director
Stephanie Niznik
Stephanie
Billy Wirth
Fantasy Guy
Jerry Springer
Jerry Springer
Kathleen Marshall
Therapist
Pamela Sussman
Woman on Springer
Josh Woodward
Man on Springer
Todd M. Schultz
Bouncer on Springer
Steve Wilkos
Bouncer on Springer
Mai Tai
Gayle's Dog
David Gail
Fiance
Mariette Hartley
Mother
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