Hav Plenty definitely fits the offbeat category. It's a film that explores the whole guy and girl friendship/romance dynamic. It's a little too odd and drawn out at times but you might like it. Most of the acting is lackluster yet there was something about the quirkiness of the main character, Lee Plenty, that made me stick it out until the end.
To watch a tiny trailer click here (it's the only one I could find).
Director/Writer: Christopher Scott Cherot
Starring: Christopher Scott Cherot and Chenoa Maxwell
Soundtrack: "Tears Away" by Faith Hill
For Fans of...When Harry Met Sally and Love Jones.
Labels:
black films,
indie films
Hav Plenty
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