An elderly piano teacher who lost his wife 35 years ago has yet to go through the grieving process in order to move on with his life. Not doing so borders on disaster.
Trailer
Cast
Marty Krzywonos
Director
Marty Krzywonos
Sidney Flanders
Audrey Saint-Gil
Paulette Flanders
Val Uff III
Bernie
John Murdolo
Sidney Flanders, younger
Annabelle Shore
Alice
Chyanne Donnell
Daphne
Marcia Myers
Daphne's Mom
Kendel Stanton
Missy
James Collins Jr.
Pastor
Rolf Charleston
WRTI Announcer
Steve J. Clarkson
Chet
Erica Detweiler
Mrs. Johnson
Jackson Detweiler
Kid with Ball
Mackenzie Detweiler
Younger Mrs. Johnson.
Tammy Jean
Mom of Boy in Park
Cheryl Manfredonia
Mrs. Balderstein
A.J. Neiman
Danny Johnson
Madison Neiman
Roberta
Marty Krzywonos
Writer
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Comments
5 Comments
I am glad this was just a little less than an hour long... it was too long as it is... it felt like a badly done intermezzo film they used on the TV in Europe between the shows in the 70's. Bad camera work, bad screenplay, bad acting, bad editing... and some decent music!
What a fantastic film. This is a story that creeps up on you...just when you think it's about one thing it takes on a whole new meaning. The characters are both simple and complex and full of surprises. There are so many little nuances in this film that I found myself lost in its beauty. The acting and directing and photography are superb, and the music will leave you in shock and awe. Most of all, it's a story to which we can all relate, and in a world filled with electronic keyboards, it leaves one longing for a simpler life when grand pianos ruled the world. "Mazurkas" can be best described in one word: Bravo!!!