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Life Coach (????) [N/A]

Featuring:
Billy Brannigan, Kelley Gates, Giuliana Guarino

Written by:
Nelson Moses Lassiter
Ali Mierzejewski

Directed by:
Nelson Moses Lassiter

Original Title:
Life Coach

Ratings / Certifications:
N/A

Runtime: 81

Some lessons take a lifetime.

Overview from TheMovieDB

An entitled young professional suffers from regret after losing his fiance in a tragic accident, but one day is awakened by her ghost who coaches him into living in the moment and not taking life for granted.

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Overview from Open Movies

Elena, Connor's fiancé is a successful business consultant, but also wants to set a wedding date and one day start a family. Connor on the other hand is taking Elena for granted and puts work first with no desire to rush into plan the wedding. After their close friends, Liam and Michaela announce their pregnancy, Connor and Elena's relationship is put to the test and creates an intense argument. They are unaware that it will be their last. After days of not talking, Elena is on her way home from a business trip while Connor is planning on surprising her with wedding plans. During their FaceTime, Elena's taxi driver gets into an accident and she loses her life. Connor life falls into utter disarray and he becomes a recluse and closed off to his loved ones and closest friends. One day he is awakened by Elena, in what he can only assume is a dream. After moments of disbelief, he accepts that she has returned and agrees to her mission to get his life back on track. Following cleaning up his life and a series of failed dates, she suggests he joins a grief counseling group to be able to better express his pain and grief. While there, he meets Maya, a fellow griever and they quickly grow close. Their shared experiences in losing a loved one allows them to connect and feel comfortable around each other. Suddenly, Connor is not alone in his feelings. Elena's plan is working.

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Production

Director:
Nelson Moses Lassiter

Director of Photography:
Adam Volerich

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