Seeking Happily Ever After

Seeking Happily Ever After is a feature-length doc about why there are more single 30-something women in the US than ever and whether women are redefining happily ever after. Visit www.seekinghappilyeverafter.com. This two-minute trailer screened at the Sundance producer's lab last January and was voted "top rated." Currently seeking finishing funds. Contact producer@seekinghappilyeverafter.com.

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Film & Animation

Tags:

• documentary
• women
• happily
• ever
• after
• trailer

[theshellest]

@jrdeahl "Marriage is not a destination, it is a journey. " i love that.

[theshellest]

this wouldn't even be a problem if mothers/older women would stop asking the dreaded question "why aren't you married???" and making 30+ women feel like there is something wrong with them because they are still single. you can find love at any age. (i'm 24). they think they're helping by putting pressure on them just like christians think they are going to turn gays "ungay" by hating them. it doesn't work like that. love never fails. love is the answer.

[Hudsucker94]

Oh,commence eye rolling. Yeah. 30,single,and happy? Ok. Well,when you want to have kids,don't say we didn't warn you.

[jrdeahl]

I feel sorry for anyone, male or female, that takes pride or is satisfied with not being married. It is what you make of it providing you chose the right partner. My wife died of cancer in 2004. After 24 years of marriage we still held hands and always fell asleep at night touching. Marriage is not a destination, it is a journey. The things you go through together in life builds the bond and love. If you only get married after you are "complete", you are sadly mistaken what it is about.

[michcove]

Thanks so much! We're still in production but will def be planning a Boston screening in the future. Hope you to see you there! Michelle

[CrispyClaire]

Hello to a fellow Feministing reader! :)

Love this trailer.

[junelaurel19]

This looks great, can't wait to see it! I got here from Feministing, btw. I noticed your "617" area code, and am wondering if you'll be having a screening in Boston any time soon.