"It's an accomplished debut, with compelling performances (especially from Ratterman) and a script that refuses to draw easy conclusions about any of its characters."
"Improv was my bread and butter, but I was doing film at the same time."
"This film has been over a decade in the offing, and it's having a Portland theatrical premiere screening this Friday."
"I always wanted to make movies too. I think improv is a really quick way to get on stage and do stuff."
Beth + Jeremy and Steve, directed by Daniel Hill, showcases a unique romantic triangle involving Beth, a woman in her 30s, her husband Steve, and Jeremy, a high school swimmer. Set against the backdrop of Portland, the film highlights compelling character performances and a nuanced script that avoids oversimplification. With roots in improv, Hill, who has spent over a decade developing this project, draws on his extensive background in filmmaking for his debut feature, which premieres at PSU's 5th Avenue Cinema.
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