Living Surfaces 2009
Living Surfaces (2009), a sharp indie comedy by director Abra Chouinard, dives into the life of Andrew, a man caught between two relationships that leave him emotionally adrift.
Director: Abra Chouinard
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Living Surfaces (2009) about?
Andrew navigates a strained relationship with his manipulative girlfriend Toni and emotionally distant boyfriend Jamie, while grappling with the shadow of his domineering father. A transformative weekend forces him to confront his suppressed desires and redefine his life on his own terms.
Who directed Living Surfaces?
Abra Chouinard directed Living Surfaces, crafting a blend of comedy and introspection that defines the film's unique tone.
Who stars in Living Surfaces?
The film features David Lee Garver as Andrew, alongside Tracey McCall, Cyrus Alexander, Steve Boyce, and Ted Prior.
Is Living Surfaces (2009) worth watching?
With its indie charm and relatable themes, Living Surfaces offers a refreshing take on personal growth and relationships. While it lacks the polish of big-budget comedies, its sincerity and humor make it a worthwhile watch for fans of character-driven stories.
How long is Living Surfaces?
Living Surfaces runs for 25 minutes.
About Living Surfaces (2009) — A Comedy About Love, Identity, and Breaking Free
Living Surfaces (2009), a sharp indie comedy by director Abra Chouinard, dives into the life of Andrew, a man caught between two relationships that leave him emotionally adrift. Raised by a stern father who equated toughness with masculinity, Andrew's journey into self-acceptance is long overdue. His girlfriend Toni and boyfriend Jamie both take him for granted, but a pivotal Saturday forces him to confront the hollow foundations of his life. With raw humor and heart, the film explores themes of identity, self-worth, and the courage to break free from expectations.
Chouinard's deft storytelling balances comedic moments with poignant introspection, creating an atmosphere that's both relatable and thought-provoking. Starring David Lee Garver as Andrew, alongside Tracey McCall and Cyrus Alexander, Living Surfaces (2009) is a compact yet impactful exploration of modern relationships and personal liberation.