The Muses (USA 1989, Deidre Holland, Marilyn Rose)
The film centers around three female characters, who each experience different forms of love and loss. The Muses was an independent American drama film released in 1989. The film centers around three female characters, who each experience different forms of love and loss. The film is set in a Catholic school and is narrated by a nun.
The film centers around three female characters, who each experience different forms of love and loss. The film is set in a Catholic school and is narrated by a nun. The three women are Annie (Natalie Brown), a young woman whose life seems to be going well, except that she has never found the right man; Sister Mary (Marilyn Rose), a nun who has been suffering from a feeling of emptiness; and Kaitlin (Deborah Gibson), a young woman who has just lost her husband. Annie's love interest is Greg (Tom Kizzia), a divorced father of two young girls who has recently moved back to town. Greg's attraction to Annie is complicated by his children's devotion to Annie. Sister Mary has had a long relationship with Father John (James Keach), but she is struggling with her feelings for him and his for her.
The three women are Annie (Natalie Brown), a young woman whose life seems to be going well, except that she has never found the right man; Sister Mary (Marilyn Rose), a nun who has been suffering from a feeling of emptiness; and Kaitlin (Deborah Gibson), a young woman who has just lost her husband. Annie's love interest is Greg (Tom Kizzia), a divorced father of two young girls who has recently moved back to town. Greg's attraction to Annie is complicated by his children's devotion to Annie. Sister Mary has had a long relationship with Father John (James Keach), but she is struggling with her feelings for him and his for her.
The film centers around three female characters, who each experience different forms of love and loss. The film is set in a Catholic school and is narrated by a nun. The three women are Annie (Natalie Brown), a young woman whose life seems to be going well, except that she has never found the right man; Sister Mary (Marilyn Rose), a nun who has been suffering from a feeling of emptiness; and Kaitlin (Deborah Gibson), a young woman who has just lost her husband. Annie's love interest is Greg (Tom Kizzia), a divorced father of two young girls who has recently moved back to town. Greg's attraction to Annie is complicated by his children's devotion to Annie. Sister Mary has had a long relationship with Father John (James Keach), but she is struggling with her feelings for him and his for her.
The three women are Annie (Natalie Brown), a young woman whose life seems to be going well, except that she has never found the right man; Sister Mary (Marilyn Rose), a nun who has been suffering from a feeling of emptiness; and Kaitlin (Deborah Gibson), a young woman who has just lost her husband. Annie's love interest is Greg (Tom Kizzia), a divorced father of two young girls who has recently moved back to town. Greg's attraction to Annie is complicated by his children's devotion to Annie. Sister Mary has had a long relationship with Father John (James Keach), but she is struggling with her feelings for him and his for her.
