If I Didn't Care (2006)
Director: Ben Cummings, Orson Cummings
Movie review
From Time Out New York
Itching for a child but stuck in a marriage in which his breadwinner wife sets all the domestic parameters, lazy house-herr Davis (Sage) has an affair with a real-estate agent (Misner) and then plots homicide as the key to his new life. Initially diverting and peppered with a few first-act surprise twists, this wanna-be neonoir ends up being as half-committed to its goals as its protagonist. One increasingly implausible moment follows the next, while a smugly skeptical detective (Scheider) drops pretentious references to Schopenhauer’s theories on will and desire.Author: Stephen Garrett
Time Out New York Issue 618: August 2–8, 2007
Cast & crew
Director: Ben Cummings, Orson Cummings
Cast: Bill Sage, Roy Scheider, Susie Misner, Noelle Beck full cast
Rated: NR
Duration: 80 mins
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