Love N Quarantine

Love N Quarantine is a very topical, very heartfelt indie that speaks of the present. It moves along at a good pace and the performances feel genuine. Nicely done.

A nice little indie film about an interracial couple reassessing their marriage during the pandemic. It hits pretty close to home for all of us, but it's handled well and is more about the couple than COVID. The actors were wonderful -- and they had A LOT to do. They were believable and likable, so hat's off to them. Glad I took a chance on this.

Love is grand and easy when things are working according to a plan, but what happens when you are stuck with the one you love when the world is falling apart? Ben and Caroline get an overdose of each other and things go crazy. First it's the small things, than it escalades to the point where paranoia dictates their every move. If you feel like a wacky quarantine love/hate story, give this one a go.

This movie really captures the strain couples endured during the quarantine that made people actually reexamine their lives for the better and for the worse. Without giving away anything, watching this couple go through the ringer makes you really question if love can overcome the stress of living in quarantine when buried feelings resurface.

It's really cool that they focused this on current events, especially the 2020 pandemic and Black Lives Matter. The beginning was especially powerful to set the scene. The male lead, NJ Brown, is a really strong presence on screen. The cinematography and production design are great! The film looks beautiful.