First Comes Love

First Comes Love was released on January 1, 1991.

First Comes Love was directed by Su Friedrich.

First Comes Love has a runtime of 22m.

First Comes Love consists of perfectly choreographed scenes of four wedding ceremonies accompanied by a complex medley of popular love songs. All seems to be going as it should until the couples reach the altar, when the celebratory atmosphere is interrupted for a surprising public service announcement. Then song and dance continues until the happy couples depart, leaving behind a dwindling crowd and a few altar boys who carefully sweep up the rice that blankets the pavement like snow. The film doesn't attempt to defend--or discredit--the institution of marriage. Instead, it reveals the many subtle emotions surrounding the event, and raises questions about how the double standard regarding marriage affects gay and straight couples.

First Comes Love is rated Not Rated.

First Comes Love is a Short, Documentary film.

First Comes Love has an audience rating of 6.8 out of 10.