Abe steps back out into the real world after another semi-successful trip to rehab. A car pulls up and someone waves him in… It’s his son. Thirteen years... he’s an adult now. Abe’s heart races. Luckily he has his video camera with him, a convenient little wall he’s built between him and the world around him. He gets in the car. Everything seems to be okay. Something is underneath his son’s tone. He knows something. He knows about the voices.
"Very distinct and intriguing style and voice.“
- Dances With Films Film Festival LA
“The tension in not knowing who's on the other side of
Abe's efforts at reconnection explodes in violence, both physical & emotional.“
- Evan Louison (Filmmaker Magazine)
- Evan Louison (Filmmaker Magazine)
CREDITS:
Executive Producer - Harrison Rothman
- Producer -
PJ Fishwick
Benton Africano
Starring - John Robinson & Chris Froseth
Director - Mason Thorne
Cinematographer - Jordan Holtane
Cam Op - Nate Salter
1st AC - Ari Marin
Gaffer - Taylor Frontier
Production Design - Amanda Brinton
- Producer -
PJ Fishwick
Benton Africano
Starring - John Robinson & Chris Froseth
Director - Mason Thorne
Cinematographer - Jordan Holtane
Cam Op - Nate Salter
1st AC - Ari Marin
Gaffer - Taylor Frontier
Production Design - Amanda Brinton
Makeup - Kristin Andersson
Casting - Shirley Hamilton Talent
Casting Director - KaCee Hudson
Post Producer - Laurie Adrianopoli
Editor - Benton Africano
Sound Designer - Ryan Staples
Composer - Christiaan Dageforde
Colorist - Luke Morrison
Special Thanks - The Mill Chicago - Whitehouse Post
Casting - Shirley Hamilton Talent
Casting Director - KaCee Hudson
Post Producer - Laurie Adrianopoli
Editor - Benton Africano
Sound Designer - Ryan Staples
Composer - Christiaan Dageforde
Colorist - Luke Morrison
Special Thanks - The Mill Chicago - Whitehouse Post