
In the Name of Love
Synopsis
Several young "Russian mail order brides" are followed over a three year period as they meet, date, and, in some cases, marry the American men who found them through some of the 80 to 100 "Russian Mail Order Bride" agencies now available in the US and the former Soviet Union.
Release History & Theatrical Window
April 8, 2003
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Shannon O'Rourke
- Original Score
- Daniel Hulsizer
- Original Title
- In the Name of Love
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 46m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Shannon O'Rourke
Daniel Hulsizer
Sergei Drozdovsky, Chapin Wilson
Yana Gorskaya
Sydney Pollack, Shannon O'Rourke
Department Leadership Roster
Daniel Hulsizer
Original Music Composer
Sergei Drozdovsky
Director of Photography
Yana Gorskaya
Editor
Chapin Wilson
Director of Photography
Shannon O'Rourke
Producer
Shannon O'Rourke
Director
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for In the Name of Love.
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Frequently Asked Questions About In the Name of Love
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is In the Name of Love about?
Several young "Russian mail order brides" are followed over a three year period as they meet, date, and, in some cases, marry the American men who found them through some of the 80 to 100 "Russian Mail Order Bride" agencies now available in the US and the former Soviet Union.
Who directed In the Name of Love?
In the Name of Love was directed by Shannon O'Rourke.
Who stars in In the Name of Love?
The principal cast of In the Name of Love includes Not specified.
When was In the Name of Love released and how long is it?
In the Name of Love was released in 2003 with a total runtime of 46m.
Who composed the musical score for In the Name of Love?
The original motion picture soundtrack for In the Name of Love was composed by Daniel Hulsizer.
