Love Has No Labels
"Today You, Tomorrow Me"
This beautifully shot public information film uses a broken down SUV in rural Arizona to show how US-Mexican relations should be handled. It’s overlong and a tad simplistic, but Chris Neal’s film wins you over with a picturesque setting, a resourceful spirit, and - for the target audience - a highly relatable scenario.
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Great Guns Ⓟ Ⓦ |
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Chris Neal Ⓟ Ⓦ |
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Chris Weatherly |
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Chris Neal Ⓟ Ⓦ / Cameron Trejo / Laura Gregory / Thom Fennessey |
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JP Summers |
| Written By: |
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Chris Neal |
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Mohave County, Arizona |
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Love Has No Labels
"Today You, Tomorrow Me"
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Chris Neal is an up and coming filmmaker with a distinct emotional sensibility and a talent for weaving intimate narratives to comment on universal truths. 
