Happy in the Valley

STOP!!!
ok so now I know the first two reviews where from either the director and the producer! This is a HORRIBLE MOVIE! Terrible in every sense of the word. The story makes absolutely ZERO sense and has no foundation, no direction, no POINT! The character development is comical, and it feels like they were actually just making things up as the went along. In the end you are certainly left HAPPY..that it was finally over!

Realistic & Touching
This is one of those Indie Films that will really take you by surprise. A young photographer named Wade is down on his luck and finds employment with a man who shoots erotic photos for a living. Stewart Fox was once a young dreamer himself and can relate to Wade's desire for a more kosher job, but he's learned the hard way that he has to do what it takes to pay the bills. Queenie, an eighteen year old model/actress, finds herself in a similar position and isn't quite ready to bear it all for the camera. With their careers hanging in the balance, the younger generation has to decide if they want to sell out or stick to their dreams. But that is only part of the story here. This movie is also filled with realistic relationship issues. Fox is an alcoholic struggling with his marriage, Queenie was abused by her brother which presents challenges to her blossoming relationship with Wade. The ex-nun across the street is walking around in an alcoholic daze, and her nephew the cop is...

Hidden Gem !!
I checked it out because I've always liked William Forsythe and read somewhere he won an award for it at a film festival. It looks very indie but I took a shot and turns out it was amazing! A hidden gem one of a kind dark comedy type movie. Really loved it and recommend it.

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