Waiting for the Passion (1997)
"Waiting for the Passion" is a volatile male character study of a college student who wants to leave America to escape the turbulent relationships he has with both his father and brother. Through a series of visualized letters and dramatically edited montage sequences the film captures the confusion and fear so many young people feel as their college days wind down.
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"Waiting for the Passion" is a volatile male character study of a college student who wants to leave America to escape the turbulent relationships he has with both his father and brother. Through a series of visualized letters and dramatically edited montage sequences the film captures the confusion and fear so many young people feel as their college days wind down.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Christopher Summa
In Theaters:8/10/1997
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Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:Dramaticus Films
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