Fine performances mark this true story of a sort of Romeo and Juliet type of love.
After being dumped by his girlfriend following a car accident that cripples him, a guy meets up with a girl from the other side of the track. She is immediately disliked by Grandpa Richard Crenna and Aunt Bonnie Bartlett, both of whom have raised the young man since the death of his parents.
You know that tragedy will come about when they divorce over the family's interference. What makes the film so good is that while you know there will be a murder, you would never believe the misconception made which leads to murder. You'd never imagine who the victim would be in all this.
The acting is top notch by the entire cast and it just shows you how the different social strata can't seem to make it together under one roof.
After being dumped by his girlfriend following a car accident that cripples him, a guy meets up with a girl from the other side of the track. She is immediately disliked by Grandpa Richard Crenna and Aunt Bonnie Bartlett, both of whom have raised the young man since the death of his parents.
You know that tragedy will come about when they divorce over the family's interference. What makes the film so good is that while you know there will be a murder, you would never believe the misconception made which leads to murder. You'd never imagine who the victim would be in all this.
The acting is top notch by the entire cast and it just shows you how the different social strata can't seem to make it together under one roof.