USA, drama, director: Christopher Borgley, starring: Emma Zendaya, Robert Pattinson, Zoe Winters.
He is madly in love and writes her a touching wedding vow. She admits that he is her first love. But one day, in a circle of friends and a little tipsy, she tells that in childhood... she almost shot her classmates. The company made a shocking decision to reveal the darkest secrets and most terrible deeds from her past, and what came out was truly astonishing. Compared to this stunning confession, all the other hidden secrets and surprises seemed insignificant and pale in comparison, like minor issues that hardly mattered anymore.
“What a tie,” I thought.
As the story unfolds, the groom-to-be will be forced to confront some tough questions, and we, the audience, will be right there with him, wondering what he'll discover. Isn't it scary to live with a person who almost killed a bunch of other people? What could have pushed her to such a decision? Why didn't she finish what she had planned? Is everything okay with her psyche? What if one day she ends up harming you? Can you be judged for intentions that were never implemented? You're probably expecting a lot of questions to come up, and it's unlikely that the answers will be straightforward or easy to figure out. Things might get a bit complicated, and we'll have to think carefully to find the right solutions. What's going to happen to the couple - will they be able to make their relationship work? Is the wedding still on, and if it is, will they actually be happy together in the long run? I mean, the wedding is just the starting point, everything that really matters happens after that.
