They were admiring their own work. The film is about a young couple whose marriage is hanging by a thread, as does the sanity of one of them after a personal loss early in their marriage. The old abandoned house used for this morning's fire stood surrounded by cornfields between Roseland and Holstein. It was chosen for the movie because its owner wanted to clear the land on which it was sitting. Ann Rohan, director of the Adams County Convention and Visitors Bureau, said the art department remodeled portions of the gutted house for filming.
Several scenes take place in the house where the main characters live.
The house was burned after all the interior scenes were shot. Hastings Fire Lt. Darin Clark said he and other firefighters were at the house until 4 a.m. today. They supervised the burn and extinguished it after the filming was over. At the fire scene were firefighters and the movie's cast and crew.