Contending with the end of a marriage after one of the spouses dies is difficult-for both the living and the dead. That’s certainly the case for the characters played by actor Josh Helman and actress Yael Stone in the new romantic thriller, ‘As Long As We Both Shall Live.’ In honor of the film’s recent release, ShockYa is premiering an exclusive clip from the feature.
In the clip, the ghost of Stone’s character, Sarah, visits her former husband, Malcolm, who’s played by Helman, a year after her death. He initially doesn’t believe that she’s really there with him, but she ignores his doubts and instead questions him over why he doesn’t love her anymore. He responds by insisting that she wanted him to move on, but she’s still upset that he found a new love. She reminds him that she still-and will always-love him.
The drama is now available to rent and own on North American digital HD internet, cable and satellite platforms, courtesy of Gravitas Ventures. ‘As Long As We Both Shall Live’ was directed by Ali Askari, who also wrote the script with Joe McKernan, Adam C. Sherer and Golan Ramraz. Besides Helman and Stone, the movie also stars Jennifer Allcott, Paul Sorvino, Yvonne Cone, Slate Holmgren and Danny Lane.
‘As Long As We Both Shall Live’ follows Malcolm as he sinks into depression after his wife, Sarah, tragically dies. When he meets Nya (Allcott) one year later, he finally allows himself to give over to new love.
That’s when Malcolm starts seeing his dead wife, who tells him how abandoned she feels, and terrorizes him at every turn. Every time she appears, debilitating headaches cripple him, and he begins to doubt his sanity. With the help of his sister-in-law, Dee (Cone), and his mentor, Jim (Sorvino), he begins to reconcile his past with his present, in order to forgive himself, mourn properly, hang onto his new love and not lose his mind in the process.