For those who love films
that are story-driven, they need look no further than Green Apple
Entertainment’s May 7 DVD debut of director Kristina Lloyd’s Driving
by Braille.
The film has been working
the festival circuit (with several wins, including Best Produced Screenplay and
Best Female Filmmaker at the Action On Film International Film Festival during
the summer of 2011) and now makes the transition to the home entertainment
market place.
This romantic comedy has
an edge to it. Although titled Driving
by Braille, it has nothing to do with the use of the Braille reading
method to drive a car (you have to think metaphorically about what that might
represent) … life and love don’t come with operating manuals; sometimes you have to
“feel” your way through things. Take
your lumps.
We are introduced to Sarah
(Tammin Sursok — as Jenna on the Pretty Little Liars television
series), who is her own worst enemy.
She’s been carrying emotional baggage around since childhood — fear,
trauma … a growing nightmare of life coming full circle. These issues have been safely tucked away,
but with the arrival of Xander (Ryan Eggold — Trophy Kids, Daybreak,
90210,
etc.), the love of her life and with the prospect of marriage this “baggage” has
suddenly gotten very heavy.
As with any romance,
there are times when “we can’t see the diamonds in the coal.” That’s what Sarah is faced with … will love
and kindness; will the heart of a good man be her path through the minefield
of these memories?
Blessed with a solid
cast, thoughtful script (from writer/producer Richard Moon) and a nice
soundtrack that includes Hayley Taylor’s “Felt Like Love,” this indie film
production will be well worth the wait — be sure to mark May 7 on your
calendar.
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