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Barbara Crampton On Being Resilient and "Alone With You"
Tonight we’re chatting with Barbara Crampton about the new film she features heavily in, Alone with You, which comes to theaters February 4 and On Demand, Digital and DVD - February 8, 2022.
About the film: Alone With You
Starring:
Emily Bennett, Emma Myles, Dora Madison and Barbara Crampton
Co-Written and Co-Directed by:
Emily Bennett & Justin Brooks
As a young woman painstakingly prepares a romantic homecoming for her girlfriend, their apartment begins to feel more like a tomb when voices, shadows, and hallucinations reveal a truth she has been unwilling to face.
About the film: Alone With You
Starring:
Emily Bennett, Emma Myles, Dora Madison and Barbara Crampton
Co-Written and Co-Directed by:
Emily Bennett & Justin Brooks
As a young woman painstakingly prepares a romantic homecoming for her girlfriend, their apartment begins to feel more like a tomb when voices, shadows, and hallucinations reveal a truth she has been unwilling to face.
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By Castle Bridge MediaTonight we’re chatting with Barbara Crampton about the new film she features heavily in, Alone with You, which comes to theaters February 4 and On Demand, Digital and DVD - February 8, 2022.
About the film: Alone With You
Starring:
Emily Bennett, Emma Myles, Dora Madison and Barbara Crampton
Co-Written and Co-Directed by:
Emily Bennett & Justin Brooks
As a young woman painstakingly prepares a romantic homecoming for her girlfriend, their apartment begins to feel more like a tomb when voices, shadows, and hallucinations reveal a truth she has been unwilling to face.
About the film: Alone With You
Starring:
Emily Bennett, Emma Myles, Dora Madison and Barbara Crampton
Co-Written and Co-Directed by:
Emily Bennett & Justin Brooks
As a young woman painstakingly prepares a romantic homecoming for her girlfriend, their apartment begins to feel more like a tomb when voices, shadows, and hallucinations reveal a truth she has been unwilling to face.