STARRING: Natasha Wilson (Once Upon a Time, Commander in Chief, Huff), Logan Arditty (STAY OUT; PROGENY: CAMP PATHWAY), Sydney Bullock (Stranger Things, Dynasty, Goosebumps), Miljenko Matijevic (SteelHeart), Robby Krieger (The Doors), Eric Roberts (THE DARK KNIGHT, THE EXPENDABLES, Entourage), Jimi Petulla (The Fall of America and the Western World, Reversal, All the Kings Men).
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Mickey Ferrara (Jimi Petulla) teeters at life’s crossroads: his record producing career is going down the tubes, his estranged wife wants a divorce, his son is struggling with his sexuality, and the only one he can count on is his beach bum brother Bobby (Tim Hazelip), who might just make things worse. From the trenches, Mickey the warrior decides to just "trust in love" so maybe, just maybe, one by one he can put it all back together and make one more good record. Diving deep into the heart of resilience, TRUST IN LOVE is based on a true story.
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JOHN FRANCIS FOX
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GOOD FAMILY COMEDY/DRAMA THAT COULD HAVE BEEN BETTER
August 8, 2024
THERE SEEM TO BE TWO DIFFERENT FILMS HERE: ONE IS A TENDER FAMILY COMEDY/DRAMA ABOUT A MAN, MICKEY (JIMI PETULLA) DEALING WITH A SUDDEN REQUEST FOR DIVORCE FROM HIS WIFE, SOFIA (NATASHA WILSON) & WITH THE TROUBLES OF HIS SON, CODY (LOGAN ARDITTY) & HIUS DAUGHTER, JENNIFER (SYDNEY BULLOCK). BUT THE SCENES BETWEEN MICKEY & HIS LAWYERS & THE ONES BETWEEN MICKEY & HIS BANDMATES & THE RECORD EXECUTIVES CONTAIN SUCH EXAGGERATED BEHAVIOR & THE ACTORS WHO PLAY THESE CHARACTERS GIVE SUCH OVER-THE-TOP PERFORMANCES THAT I CAN'T HELP THINKING DIRECTOR MICKEY DAVIS DIRECTED THEM THAT WAY. HOWEVER, THE SCENES WHERE CODY IS BEING BULLIED AT SCHOOL COME OFF AS VERY TRUE-TO-LIFE & THERE IS A TOUCHING MOMENT BETWEEN CODY & DEREK, THE YOUNG MAN WHO COMES TO HIS AID. ALTHOUGH DEREK LATER DOES SOMETHING MEAN TO CODY LATER, HE REDEEMS HIMSELF IN THE END. PERHAPS THE BEST THING TO TAKE AWAY FROM THIS FILM IS THAT THERE IS ROOM FOR REDEMPTION IN ALL OF US.
