30 Years to Life

30 Years to Life

Infobox Film
name = 30 Years to Life


director = Vanessa Middleton
producer = Andrew LeBlanc
Felice Schachter
Gingi Rochelle
Julie Ann Lucas
Tim Mosley
Vanessa Middleton
writer = Vanessa Middleton
starring = Allen Payne
Erika Alexander
Melissa De Sousa
Paula Jai Parker
Tracy Morgan
music = Timbaland
cinematography = Cliff Charles
editing = Gershon Hinkson
distributor = Exodus Entertainment
Screen Media Films
released = flagicon|US September 5, 2003
runtime = 110 min.
country = U.S.A.
language = English
gross = $103,540 [http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=30yearstolife.htm, Box Office Mojo]
amg_id = 1:235120
imdb_id = 0273048

"30 Years to Life" is a 2001 comedy film, written and directed by Vanessa Middleton. The film marks Middleton's directorial debut, and stars Allen Payne, Paula Jai Parker, and Tracy Morgan.

Plot

A handful of close friends, due to turn 30, discover that their dreams for the future are running headfirst into the realities of adulthood in this character-driven comedy-drama. Natalie (Melissa De Sousa) is a banker who is happy with her job, but is tired of being single, and her pursuit of a husband is taking her down several blind alleys in the world of dating. Joy (Erika Alexander) has developed a similar desire to settle down and get married, but while she has a long-term boyfriend, Leland (T.E. Russell), he isn't so sure he wants to make a lifetime commitment. Troy (Morgan) is a comic who has been on the verge of a career breakthrough for years, but he's started to wonder if his big break is ever going to arrive. Maleek (Payne) is a white-collar executive who thinks life is passing him by, and is pondering giving up a stable career to start over as a male model. And Stephanie (Parker) is comfortable with her job in real estate, but she's not so comfortable with herself as she struggles with a weight problem she's had since childhood.

Tagline: "A comedy about getting older even when you're not getting better."

Cast

*Allen Payne — Malik
*Erika Alexander — Joy
*Kadeem Hardison — Bruce
*Melissa De Sousa — Natalie
*Paula Jai Parker — Stephanie
*T.E. Russell — Leland
*Tracy Morgan — Troy
*Donald Koanegay — Damon
*Eddie Brill — Lenny
*Grace Garland — Dr. Love

Awards & nominations

2003 Black Reel Awards
*Best Independent Actor (Theatrical) — Erika Alexander (winner)
*Best Independent Actress (Theatrical) — Melissa De Sousa (nominated)

2001 Sundance Film Festival
*Grand Jury Prize — Dramatic (nominated)

References

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External links

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