
SummaryConventioneers tells a Romeo-and-Juliet story of a Republican man who falls into a politically forbidden relationship with a Democrat woman who is protesting the Bush agenda. (Hyphenate Films)
Directed By:Mora Stephens
Written By:Mora Stephens, Joel Viertel
Conventioneers
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It is a sign of the times that audiences will watch these equally selfish lovers and find one infinitely more sensible than the other.
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Smart, resourceful indie.
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Filmmakers' own left-leaning sympathies are occasionally felt around the margins, but Conventioneers achievement lies in its honoring the sincerity and passion on both sides.
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As contrived as this premise may sound (and it isn't much better on-screen), writer-director Mora Stephens manages to push the odd-couple story in some interesting directions.
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Since they seem like real people we want them to work out their differences. In the second half, their story is nearly lost in favor of lots of documentary footage of the actual protests. This stuff was pretty ho-hum to look at two years ago, and it hasn't gotten more interesting with age.
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Unlike in "Medium Cool," the most telling and dramatic events aren't shown.
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Production Company:
- Cinema Libre Studio
- Hyphenate Films
Release Date:Oct 20, 2006
Duration:1 h 35 m
Tagline:Whose side are you on?
Awards
Florida Film Festival
• 1 Win & 1 Nomination
Film Independent Spirit Awards
• 1 Win & 1 Nomination
Tribeca Film Festival
• 1 Nomination




























