Confused by Love

Full disclosure. My girlfriend chose this movie, so I went into it thinking I would politely be watching it to make her happy. Joke was on me. Loved it! Hilarouis character study. Solid performances - some better than others, but more than adequate for indie. Great writing and director Crosby Tatum keeps things moving and, thus, keeps you watching. We both literally never went more than 10 minutes without laughing out loud ... always a good sign.

Great indie comedy drama that manages ; do a lot with his characters and their interaction. It is funny and charming but also poignant and relatable. Definitely wott your time !

"Confused"..starts by presenting us with a dilemma that many folks have gone through..and at any age. Ferguson.."don't call me Fergie" and Tiffany have what starts out as a storybook marriage, when they are presented with a challenge that brings a test for both partners. The story takes a nice twist when Reggie, a well meaning friend from college, drops by for a few days to help out but inadvertently creates more tension by bringing along Ferguson's old flame Jo Jo. The characters are very well thought out and the acting is true to the story bringing full blooded performances. Kudos to writer/director/producer/editor Crosby Tatum for taking the high road and bringing us a film that has a lot of heart, some touches of faith in God and in ourselves and presenting to us, the audience, a film that will stay on our minds for more than a few days.

Really enjoyable romantic comedy-drama. With an indie vibe, this film showed some realistic struggles that many can probably relate to, and reactions/interactions that legitimate behavior, even if it's not our best behavior, when dealing with major issues and adding emotions on top of that. While the characters faced serious situations, the mix of humor and dash of faith made this a fun ride.

Charming characters, perfect casting, delivering a beautiful story with meaning and talent. "Confused by Love" presents a reality predicament most anyone can relate even if you're not in the entertainment business. Young married couples struggling to live the American dream and maintain financial stability without missing up the marriage. Whether in bad economy or good that's the R and B of life. Actor Keith Mascoll, as Ferguson, has such a warm and personable soul that make that situation so real and funny at the right moment. Supporting actors Simba Dibinga, as Fergie's old friend Reggie Maxwell, Jamie Perez as Tiffany Marie Middlebecker, Fergie's wife and Jordan Lloyd as Joline 'Jo Jo' Thompson, as Reggie's girlfriend, all key performances in the execution of this insightful chapter of life.