Love: Why is it so difficult? That’s the question at the heart of Alan Zweig’s poignant and personal meditation about heartache and the inability to find ‘the one’. But rather than focusing solely on himself, he turns the camera outwards, getting a range of perspectives from single female friends that show the highs and lows of their relationships, and why they think it’s never worked out for them.
Using his distinctive style and wit, Zweig manages to make a film that anyone, no matter their relationship status, can relate to, and resonate with.
Director
Alan Zweig
Alan Zweig is an award-winning documentarian whose films have played at festivals worldwide. In the autobiographical trilogy Vinyl, I, Curmudgeon, and Lovable, Zweig intertwines personal reflections with interviews to create unique and hopeful portraits of humanity. His other films include A Hard Name (which won the Genie Award for best feature documentary in 2010), When Jews Were Funny (Best Canadian Feature at TIFF 2013), Hurt (TIFF’s Platform Prize in 2015), Hope, Coppers, and Records.
Writer
Alan Zweig
Cast
Alan Zweig
Genre
Documentary
Interest
Biography
Original Language
English