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You Mean Everything To Me

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Still reeling from getting kicked out of her sister's apartment, Cassandra (Morgan Saylor of Homeland, White Girl and Blow the Man Down) falls hard and fast for Nathan, a local DJ (Ben Rosenfield of 6 Years, Boardwalk Empire, Mrs. America, Twin Peaks). After a whirlwind romance, he convinces her to quit her job and enlists her to dance at his club. As his coercive control increases and his demands grow darker, Nathan soon isolates her from her friends and family. Confused and desperate, she must figure out how to save another from the same fate and decide what her own freedom is worth.

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David Walsh World Socialist Web Site In You Mean Everything to Me, Wizemann has been slightly blown off course by the concerns that dominate in current artistic circles. ... Nonetheless, Wizemann remains an artist to keep an eye on. Rated: B- Feb 12, 2022 Full Review Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Saylors performance marks the films greatest strengthshe strongly communicates Cassandras feeling of isolation leading to desperation. Rated: C+ Feb 8, 2022 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Still reeling from getting kicked out of her sister's apartment, Cassandra (Morgan Saylor of Homeland, White Girl and Blow the Man Down) falls hard and fast for Nathan, a local DJ (Ben Rosenfield of 6 Years, Boardwalk Empire, Mrs. America, Twin Peaks). After a whirlwind romance, he convinces her to quit her job and enlists her to dance at his club. As his coercive control increases and his demands grow darker, Nathan soon isolates her from her friends and family. Confused and desperate, she must figure out how to save another from the same fate and decide what her own freedom is worth.
Director
Bryan Wizemann
Producer
Bryan Wizemann, Matt Grady
Screenwriter
Bryan Wizemann
Distributor
Factory 25
Production Co
Factory 25
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Dec 17, 2021, Limited
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