The New Age

Year: 1994

Runtime: 112 min

Language: English

Director: Michael Tolkin

DramaComedy

Peter and Katherine Witner leave behind their stagnant Los Angeles existence, hoping to find purpose by opening a unique clothing store and exploring a polyamorous relationship. However, their unconventional experiment faces challenges as financial difficulties arise and their carefully constructed world begins to fall apart. They desperately seek solace and guidance in New Age beliefs, struggling to maintain stability amidst the escalating turmoil of their own choices.

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