The Curiosity of Chance

About This Movie

The Curiosity of Chance is an interesting dive into the quirky excesses of the ‘80s. It blends comedy and drama quite well, with its distinct new wave aesthetic and an oddball protagonist in Chance Marquis. The film captures that awkward teenage angst and is a bit of a love letter to those trying to fit in while embracing their individuality. The pacing feels like a nostalgic mixtape—some slower tracks for introspection and then punchy moments that keep things lively. Performances are a mixed bag; the lead, played by a youthful and earnest newcomer, really brings that outsider vibe to life. It’s not just about high school struggles but also about self-discovery, wrapped in some bold fashion choices that are both fun and a tad over-the-top.

Released on DVD in 2007, includes behind-the-scenes features.Cinematography captures vibrant 80s color palettes and styles.Directed by Russell P. Marleau, known for indie projects.Filmed primarily in California, utilizing local high schools.