The comet seems to be interfering with a bit more than it was supposed to. On a night when a comet will enter Earth's atmosphere, creating a beautiful display but a little cellular interference, this dinner party commences in the normal way with a lot of laughter, a good bit of wine, and stories from younger days.īut this idyllic scene won't last long. Perhaps there's a little strain, maybe some hidden resentment, but mostly this is a collection of old friends who enjoy each other's company. And lastly, Amir & Laurie on a date, Laurie being Kevin's ex-girlfriend. Mike & Lee the hosts and a pleasant couple, despite past struggles. Em & Kevin dating and at a pivotal decision-making time in their relationship. It's a gang with history, with knowledge of each other that can only come with time. They all go way back husbands, wives, boyfriends, girlfriends, exes, BFFs. The MovieĪ group of friends gather together for a dinner party. Sound cool? That's exactly what happened in the creation of Coherence, once of the best, most original, and coolest sci-fi movies you'll see.
#COHERENCE CAST AND CREW MOVIE#
Eventually, the plot weaves itself together, strange occurences begin, and a movie is made. Each day you're given a few notes, but have no idea what notes were given to the other actors, making each scene an improvisation and a surprise. And over the course of the next five days, you and these other people pair up as fictional couples, sit down to dinners, and attempt to act, not really knowing why. You don't get lines, those you gotta make up on the spot. You don't get a script, just a character background. You arrive at your friend's house, meet 7 strangers who were also told to arrive at the same time, and are asked to be a part of a no-budget movie. Your friend happens to be a director and you happen to be an actor, so you know it's some sort of gig, but you're not exactly sure what. Imagine you were told by your friend to come to his house for dinner. Starring: Emily Baldoni, Maury Sterling, Nicholas Brendon
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