Award-winning director Maureen Judge seeks individuals and couples from all backgrounds and an array of relationships willing to share extraordinary circumstances for a new film.
Edges of Love is a new television documentary and we are interviewing individuals and couples who have been in committed relationships for seven years. The film explores the changing nature of love over time – for better or worse.
If you have a story to share, we’d love to hear from you.
Tel: 416.516.1833
Email: info@edgesoflove.tv
To send us a video with your comments or for more information, please email submissions@edgesoflove.tv
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April 20, 2009 at 12:47 am
Scott and Joanne
Caught your blurb in the Burlington Post. My fiancée and I met in Montreal in 1994, married in 1996, divorced in 1998, and had no contract with each other for over a year and a half.
Around Christmas 2000, we start talking and as we talked and talked and talked, we got back together and despite our differences and likes and dislikes, we are getting re-married this June.
The marriage has changed from the first attempt. It’s better.
April 20, 2009 at 6:06 pm
Maureen Judge
Hi Scott and Joanne. I look forward to talking with you.
June 29, 2009 at 9:10 pm
Anonymous
My husband and I were married in April of 2002 so our 7 year anniversary was this April. We discussed a divorce in January of this year. We were good friends but just didn’t mesh it seemed as a couple. Our solution was that we turned to polyamory. I have a boyfriend that I have “date nights” with. Husband gives me a kiss goodbye…tells me he loves me and off I go. It works. It has been all about honesty and being open with other. Marriage shouldn’t be about monogomy. There is room to love others in your life. I do love this other person just as much as I love my husband. It is a relationship based on non-ownership of another human being and individuality and freedom. If we have problems, we talk about them right away before they fester. I’ve never really been happier.