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Six L.A. Love Stories (2016)
Over the course of one afternoon, in six different parts of Los Angeles, six couples connect, reconnect, or fall apart. Marked by nimble shifts in tone (the six stories range from romping farce to emotionally gutting drama) and a potent combination of innovative cinematic storytelling and evergreen themes of the difficulties and ultimate resiliency of love in all its many forms.
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Over the course of one afternoon, in six different parts of Los Angeles, six couples connect, reconnect, or fall apart. Marked by nimble shifts in tone (the six stories range from romping farce to emotionally gutting drama) and a potent combination of innovative cinematic storytelling and evergreen themes of the difficulties and ultimate resiliency of love in all its many forms.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Chris White, Michael Dunaway
In Theaters:9/1/2016
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Random Media, Wood Entertainment, Gasoline Films, Station 8 Films, Poitier & Dunaway Motion Pictures, Twin Pilot Films
Cast
Michael Dunaway
Director
Beth Grant
Meg Albright
Matthew Lillard
Alan Mackey
Carrie Preston
Diane Mackey
Stephen Tobolowsky
Professor John Dobler
Ashley Williams
Robin Butterman
Alicia Witt
Terry Kerr
Peter Bogdanovich
Duane Crawford
Jamie Anne Allman
Mara Townsend
Marshall Allman
Pete Rouget
Bonnie Bishop
Mary O'Brien
David Claassen
Lance Biggerstaff
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