Three of hearts a post-modern family
(DVD) 

Originally produced as a documentary film in 2004.

Special features: Deleted scenes (6 min.); Family update [text feature]; Three of Hearts trailer (2 min.); Trailer gallery (5 min.).

Editor, Toby Shimin ; camera, Sarah Cawley ... [et al.] ; composer, Ross Levinson ; featuring songs by Catie Curtis.

Sam Cagnina, Steven Margolin, Samantha Singh.

For 13 years Sam, Steven, and the smart, fun-loving, level-headed East Indian beauty Samantha Singh lived together as men and wife. They slept together, ran a business together, and produced two children--one by the tall, reserved Steven, one by the irrepressible jester Sam. Their relationship is "triogamous," because as they define it, they have a three-way marriage. Filmed over nine years, the film includes interviews with relatives and friends adjusting to the unique arrangement and captures the feelings of the threesome as it evolves. But as years pass and children are born, giddy jokes about indeterminate paternity grow sardonic; business gets stressful; latent issues require therapy. Beyond the buzz of iconoclasm, the filmmakers find these 'lifestyle explorers' in a regular troubled marriage, only with three sides to every problem.

MPAA rating: Rated R; some language.

DVD; Dolby Digital 2.0 stereo; widescreen, presentation aspect ratio 1.85:1.

In English; closed-captioned.