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After having a number of chance encounters, New York City cabbie Michael (Eric Schaeffer) and renowned model Sarah (Amanda De Cadenet) begin an unlikely affair. With Sarah's aristocratic husband, Phillipe (Rudolf Martin), away in Europe, she is free to engage in such impulsive infidelity, but eventually the lovers have to confront the reality of their relationship. Just when Sarah thinks she has Michael figured out, however, he makes a surprising revelation.
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The Hollywood Reporter 03/20/2008
An essentially straight-faced story about a cocky New York cabbie (Schaeffer) who gets into a hot and heavy affair with a European supermodel. Go to Full Review
Keith Phipps AV Club 07/10/2006
Fortunately, when America's love affair with Eric Schaeffer finally kicks in, there will be a fat back-catalog of little-seen Eric Schaeffer projects ready to be discovered. Go to Full Review
Lawrence Van Gelder New York Times 05/20/2003
1.5/5
Fall leans too heavily in the direction of vain and smug. Go to Full Review
TV Guide 03/20/2008
1.5/4
A narcissistic, ego-driven gabfest courtesy of indie auteur Eric Schaeffer, who appears not to have figured out that therapy is cheaper than moviemaking. Go to Full Review
Emanuel Levy EmanuelLevy.Com 07/14/2005
2/5
David Nusair Reel Film Reviews 01/26/2005
1/4
Fall often feels like a remake of 9 1/2 Weeks, with Schaeffer seemingly competing with Mickey Rourke for most..disgusting sleazeball ever committed to celluloid. Go to Full Review
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Joe D 07/27/2024 His words convey, for me, the intoxicating power of love better than anyone, ever. To be present to appreciate each Fall I get to experience in my life is an amazing gift that bring me back to his words, always reminding me to seek and celebrate love in our lives. And special thanks to all the other folks here who took the time to write such amazing reviews and validate my experience. See more Maisy u 03/24/2023 Come for the kitschy-ness. Stay for the poetry. Live for the soundtrack. See more 04/29/2020 An addicting film that takes you back to when love was new, vulnerable, young, free...the what-ifs, the missed phone call, zemblanity. It asks you if you are really happy or do you wait for the next minute, hour or lifetime. Do you settle or do confront the what-ifs, taking that chance for deep, wonderful love. See more 10/10/2018 What?! This is like one of my favorite movies of all time! I love Eric Schaeffer! See more thomas l 09/13/2018 Tedious. Amanda De Cadenet does a capable job as a bored high-fashion model who has an affair with a cabbie/successsful writer, played by Eric Shaeffer who also wrote and directed this tarnished little gem. She lives for the glamorous life and he rejected it, even as she rejected him for the life she needs, even more than him. And she warned him at the start. He might have made a better movie if he had casted someone more appropriate in the starring role, other then himself and his penis. The charisma between the two leads is nonexistent, and his narration put my teeth on edge. Another director would have shown more of her skin and less of his. The references to homosexuality only reminded me, that this little film might have been better if she had gone out of town and Phillipe had stuck around for two months of chinese takeout on the living room floor. See more 04/23/2016 This movie felt very shallow, not only that but the dialogue would've been better if Steven hawking read it. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis After having a number of chance encounters, New York City cabbie Michael (Eric Schaeffer) and renowned model Sarah (Amanda De Cadenet) begin an unlikely affair. With Sarah's aristocratic husband, Phillipe (Rudolf Martin), away in Europe, she is free to engage in such impulsive infidelity, but eventually the lovers have to confront the reality of their relationship. Just when Sarah thinks she has Michael figured out, however, he makes a surprising revelation.
Director
Eric Schaeffer
Producer
Terence Michael, Eric Schaeffer
Screenwriter
Eric Schaeffer
Production Co
Terence Michael Productions, Five Minutes Before the Miracle
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
May 23, 2017
Box Office (Gross USA)
$12.0K
Runtime
1h 32m
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