If a film has an intriguing premise and solid acting, I'm willing to forgive the occasional odd directorial choice or weak script moment. This is especially true with low-budget films and specifically the case with Into the Arms of Strangers. As the film opens we meet Andy (Ron Carey) and his wife Erin (April Wade). They appear to be a loving couple but cracks soon begin to show. Andy has been suffering from amnesia since a terrible car accident and relies on Erin to supply him with his own memories. It is a source of constant tension between them. After all, if memories form a great part of our identity, who are we if we don't have any? more ›