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A Walk On the Wild Side
Sara (Megan Edwards), a prim, no-nonsense school teacher, doesn't care for the unconventional. She's very organized, tidy, and somewhat judgemental. When she first meets Virgil (Virgil Mignanelli), she is actually repulsed. Virgil, a talented tattoo artist who rides a Harley, has extreme tattoos. At first that prevents Sara from getting to know him but in some odd way, she is attracted to him. As their friendship develops, Sara discovers what a kind, caring and gentle giant Virgil actually is.
Sara needs to make some decisions about herself and her future with her fiancee Brett (Stephen F. Davies). Should she continue on the straight-laced path or should she allow the real Sara to shine by bucking her own image of herself and the expectations of others?
A tender tale lovingly told.
Written and directed by Richard W. Bean.
Rated R for language, drug material and some sexual content.
My personal rating: B
Sara (Megan Edwards), a prim, no-nonsense school teacher, doesn't care for the unconventional. She's very organized, tidy, and somewhat judgemental. When she first meets Virgil (Virgil Mignanelli), she is actually repulsed. Virgil, a talented tattoo artist who rides a Harley, has extreme tattoos. At first that prevents Sara from getting to know him but in some odd way, she is attracted to him. As their friendship develops, Sara discovers what a kind, caring and gentle giant Virgil actually is.
Sara needs to make some decisions about herself and her future with her fiancee Brett (Stephen F. Davies). Should she continue on the straight-laced path or should she allow the real Sara to shine by bucking her own image of herself and the expectations of others?
A tender tale lovingly told.
Written and directed by Richard W. Bean.
Rated R for language, drug material and some sexual content.
My personal rating: B
