Port City

Name: Port City
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2009-10-11
Duration: 1 h 43 min
Rating: 7.4
Cast: Matt Lutz, Micah Shane Ballinger, Jodie Sweetin

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7.4/10

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Several stories interweave, chronicling the lives, loves and adventures of a group of diverse, inter-related characters in and around the port city of Wilmington, NC.

David, a bored and lonely waiter in Wilmington, NC, finds his life turned upside down when he starts an affair with Hannah, a mysterious older woman whose past is as unclear as her motives.

Complicating his life even further is the unexpected arrival of Jason, DavidÂ’s very talkative, very gay new neighbor, whose awkward attempts to form a friendship with David are constantly misinterpreted.

DavidÂ’s sister, Nancy, is the unwitting recipient of two menÂ’s attention--married church deacon George, with whom she had a one-time fling, and her sleazy boss Pruitt.

DavidÂ’s co-worker Jeanne must only deal with her shiftless husband, but he turns out to be the biggest problem of all... except for maybe that trailer park hitman who just set his sights on a new target.

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Several stories interweave, chronicling the lives, loves and adventures of a group of diverse, inter-related characters in and around the port city of Wilmington, NC.Several stories interweave, chronicling the lives, loves and adventures of a group of diverse, inter-related characters in and around the port city of Wilmington, NC.Several stories interweave, chronicling the lives, loves and adventures of a group of diverse, inter-related characters in and around the port city of Wilmington, NC.

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IMDb RATING

7.4/10

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wade-o-kennedy

A VERY Good Film

I just saw this film at the Secret City Film Festival and really, really enjoyed it.

The relationships between the various characters were well-explored, and a study on the various relationships that we can develop in real life. The plot was quite engaging but also quirky. I did not predict the ending but was pleased by the believability of it. The performance of the actors, amixture of unknown and established names, was very pleasing.

But the best part of the film was the cinematography of Joe Stauffer; simply breathtaking. I would highly recommend this film to anyone who appreciates viewing something other than Hollywood schlock. WK