Ten Times Over
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An Inevitable Love Story
Ten Times Over is a short film that follows the life cycle of a relationship. It is broken up into ten finite scenes; each scene representing one of ten typical benchmarks in a relationship. The cycle goes like this: fall in love, make promises, get annoyed, fake make-up, make new promises, blow up, cries and apologies, pile-ups, break up, move on. We don’t claim that all relationships happen like this, but this piece serves as a way to look at relationships on a macro scale rather than micro. This is a comedy that asks: When one constantly finds themselves in the same relationship cycles, is it best to change course or to acknowledge your instincts and grow in the cycle?Read moreLess
Ten Times Over is a short film that follows the life cycle of a relationship. It is broken up into ten finite scenes; each scene representing one of ten typical benchmarks in a relationship. The cycle goes like this: fall in love, make promises, get annoyed, fake make-up, make new promises, blow up, cries and apologies, pile-ups, break up, move on. We don’t claim that all relationships happen like this, but this piece serves as a way to look at relationships on a macro scale rather than micro. This is a comedy that asks: When one constantly finds themselves in the same relationship cycles, is it best to change course or to acknowledge your instincts and grow in the cycle?
The story
Ten Times Over is a short film that follows the life cycle of a relationship. It is broken up into ten finite scenes; each scene representing one of ten typical benchmarks in a relationship. The cycle goes like this: fall in love, make promises, get annoyed, fake make-up, make new promises, blow up, cries and apologies, pile-ups, break up, move on. We don’t claim that all relationships happen like this, but this piece serves as a way to look at relationships on a macro scale rather than micro. This is a comedy that asks: When one constantly finds themselves in the same relationship cycles, is it best to change course or to acknowledge your instincts and grow in the cycle?
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- Brendan Day