
Amour Infinity: A Brooklyn Love Story
Drama · Romance
Overview
In this affecting urban drama, down-and-out single dad Derek finds himself torn between his son's mother, Tasha, and former high school classmate Amour. Life spins out of control for Derek after he loses his job, but everything changes when he bumps into pretty Amour -- and ends up in love. Will the secret that she's harboring destroy their relationship and send Derek back to Tasha?
Top Cast
Jerry LaMothe
Jerry LaMothe
Derek
Jerry LaMothe
Derek


Jamie Burton-Oare
Jamie Burton-Oare
Amour
Jamie Burton-Oare
Amour
Markee Adams
Markee Adams
Justin
Markee Adams
Justin
Stacy Hill
Stacy Hill
Tasha
Stacy Hill
Tasha
Universal
Universal
Reggie
Universal
Reggie
Ali A. Wahhab
Ali A. Wahhab
Malik
Ali A. Wahhab
Malik
Errol Kelly
Errol Kelly
Runnup
Errol Kelly
Runnup
Jonathan Anderson
Jonathan Anderson
Lamar
Jonathan Anderson
Lamar
Helen Williams
Helen Williams
Veronica
Helen Williams
Veronica
Marcus Allen
Marcus Allen
Steve
Marcus Allen
Steve
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