Doomed Love

The film centers on Andre, who visits a psychiatrist to address his deep depression following the death of his partner. During his time in the waiting room, he forms connections with the psychiatrist's receptionist, Lois, and her husband, Bob. As they attempt to support Andre, he grapples with his inability to escape the shadows of his past.

With a runtime of 73 minutes, Doomed Love presents a poignant narrative about loss, friendship, and the challenges of emotional healing. The film features performances by William Rice and Charles Ludlam, adding depth to this exploration of personal struggle. Its dramatic tone and intimate character interactions make it a notable entry in the 1980s independent cinema landscape.