Me & You, Us, Forever (2008)

Director:

Dave Christiano

Writer:

Dave Christiano (writer)

Release Date:

15 February 2008 (USA)

Plot:

A love story based in 1974 and 2004. A 47-year-old Christian man, on the other side of an unwanted divorce, reminisces about his old high school girlfriend from 30 years prior. |

Plot Keywords:

Religious | Christian Film | Christian

Cast

Michael Blain-Rozgay	...	Dave
Stacey J. Aswad	...	Carla
Hugh McLean	...	Paul
Jenna Bailey	...	Sue
Karla Droege	...	Nikki
Terry Loughlin	...	Group Leader
Sandi Fix	...	Mary
Kathryn Worsham	...	Mary - age 16
Kate Leahey	...	Amanda
Leanna Spear	...	Michelle
Genevieve Borden	...	Ashley
Jake Goodchild	...	Dave

Directed by
Dave Christiano

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Dave Christiano		writer

Produced by
Dave Christiano	....	producer

Original Music by
Jasper Randall

Cinematography by
Philip Hurn		(director of photography)

Film Editing by
Shane McMullin

Casting by
Marty Siu

Sound Department
Dave Christiano	....	sound editor
Andrew Lindley	....	boom operator
Fred Pachter	....	assistant sound editor
Fred Pachter	....	sound mixer

Camera and Electrical Department
Ryan Cumbo	....	assistant camera
Philip Hurn	....	camera operator
Brian Johnson	....	dolly grip
Dave Kanehann	....	camera operator
Shane McMullin	....	gaffer

Other crew
Barry Bowen	....	production assistant
Sarah Padbury	....	script editor

Production Companies

• Dave Christiano Films

Distributors

• Five & Two Pictures (2007) (USA) (theatrical)

MPAA:

Rated PG for thematic elements.

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

USA:PG

Company:

Dave Christiano Films

Clean Christian movie with a good lesson about love

I really hate people who rate movies without seeing them and only use their prejudice viewpoints to rate the movies; good or bad.

If you have ever been through a divorce or a really bad break-up, you could possibly really understand what the director went through in his life. This movie is based on his personal experiences in love and life.

The acting was not Oscar worthy by any means, but good enough to make the characters come alive and be believable. The music was great and very romantic. Yes there are many Bible passages stated as well as discussion about God and Jesus Christ, BUT anyone can appreciate the movie if they give it a true chance.

I saw this with my wife on our 19th wedding anniversary during the 5pm Monday time period. The theater patrons who saw this with us were 90% women over the age of 40 and they all seemed to enjoy the movie well. Give the movie a chance and you may be well surprised that you enjoyed it.