A Portrait of Female Desperation

2012
53m

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Questionably talented documentary filmmaker Angie hopes to save her failed career by turning her camera on the all-time low point in her longtime roommate Diane's desperate search for love. ... Read allQuestionably talented documentary filmmaker Angie hopes to save her failed career by turning her camera on the all-time low point in her longtime roommate Diane's desperate search for love. When Angie finds out that a customer service representative Diane met over the phone is dr... Read allQuestionably talented documentary filmmaker Angie hopes to save her failed career by turning her camera on the all-time low point in her longtime roommate Diane's desperate search for love. When Angie finds out that a customer service representative Diane met over the phone is driving across the country to be her boyfriend, Angie gleefully prepares the audience for a ... Read all

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- Ondine Rarey
- Alice Johnson Boher
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- Ondine Rarey
- Alice Johnson Boher
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10/10

Absolutely Hilarious - Don't Miss

I caught this on Amazon Prime. It was described as a "mockumentary" and that is exactly what it is, a mock documentary that makes fun of documentaries and the people who make them. Ondine Rarey (Diane) is the unfortunate roommate who becomes the subject of would-be documentarian Alice Boher's (Angie) next film. The film is going to expose how desperate Alice is to have a boyfriend and get married. At the same time, the film shows how desperate Angie is to become a filmmaker. Both actresses are simply wonderful and hilarious as they cut each other to pieces over their obsessions. Kevin Kirkpatrick is also wonderful as the not so desirable boyfriend in the middle. I think filmmakers, film buffs and women desperate for boyfriends will really enjoy this film. I hope that Angie gets a chance to make more films and we get a chance to see them.