"I feel that we met in Grand Central for a reason. We were meant to find each other…" Radius-TWC has debuted a trailer for Chris Evans' feature directorial debut, a charming indie drama called Before We Go. This sweet romance follows a woman, played by Alice Eve, who misses her train home from New York to Boston and is robbed. Soon after she meets a street musician, played by Chris Evans, and together they have one of the most remarkable nights of their lives. As sappy as that seems, there's something that feels so real and honest about this, and I can't help but say I got the chills a bit watching this footage. That kind of connection, that chance meeting is so rare and so beautifully captured here. I'm looking forward to this film.
Here's the first official trailer for Chris Evans' new film Before We Go, originally debuted by Yahoo:
A woman misses the 1:30 train from New York to Boston and a street musician spends the night trying to help her make it back home before her husband does. Throughout the night they learn a lot about one another and eventually find a romance. Before We Go is the feature directorial debut of actor Chris Evans, who also produces and stars in the film as well. The script is credited to Ronald Bass, Chris Shafer, Jen Smolka and Paul Vicknair. This first premiered at the Toronto Film Festival last year and also played at the Seattle Film Festival this year. Evans' Before We Go will be available on VOD starting tomorrow (on July 21st) and will also open in select theaters starting September 4th this fall. Visit the official site. Curious?
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