


A former prostitute ensnares a young investment banker into marriage determined to avenge her lesbian lover and rob a
group of corrupt business men, her husband included.
Logline
Poster Designed by RANDOM BENCH
Filmmakers
WRITTEN BY
Peter Friedman and Justin Reichman
DIRECTED BY
PRODUCERS
Roy Wol, Ben Chace, Pete Friedman, Justin Reichman
EXECS
Jason Orans, Henry Kasdon, Dick Reichman, Sean Lamb
MUSIC
Composed by Robert Pycior, including an appearance from
Honne Wells and tracks by Timber Timbre and Bird Dog
PRODUCTION DESIGN
EDITING
Ben Chace
COSTUMES BY
PHOTOGRAPHY
SOUND DESIGN
Quentin Chiappetta at Media Noise
COLOR
Chris Kenny at Nice Dissolve
© 2013 by Red Clementine Productions. All rights reserved
Synopsis
A Wife Alone is a dark psychological thriller about an ill-fated marriage in the suburbs of upstate New York. The plot centers around Jane, an attractive young bride who marries a naive investment banker named Park. The young, ostensibly happy couple buys a quaint house in a nice neighborhood and settles into the suburban dream before a visit to Park's godparents, Steve and Holly, sends their idyllic existence into a desperate tailspin. Park's godfather and mentor, Steve, is a cruel and domineering man with a penchant for illegitimate business deals and expensive prostitutes. He lords over his wife, colleagues, and anyone in his path with a single-minded goal of satisfying his deep-seeded, ego-maniacal urges. Steve immediately recognizes Jane as a woman he once "met in a hotel" and his own inner conflict swirls. As the fateful night unfolds, it is revealed that Jane's presence in the house was not some bizarre, unfortunate coincidence but rather a carefully orchestrated plot of revenge and corruption that builds to a ruthless, enduring climax.

Shot on Super 16mm Motion Picture film

press kit.