Entries in drama (3)
'Turning Point' feature film in development
This month we are working with best selling author Brian Caswell on 'Turning Point' the first of many feature films that Indianic Pictures have in development.
Turning Point is a film about ordinary people caught up in a situation where the normal rules no longer apply.
Set deep in the Australian bush, a few kilometers from the country town of Wallace, it is a study in survival – physical, mental and spiritual – and it poses the question:
How civilized is any one of us, when the restraints are removed, and what we hold dearest is at stake?
Currently director Brent Williams and Brian are deep in the writing process. Indianic Pictures have plans to raise capital for a late 2011 shoot.
You can keep an eye on our progress and even contribute if you would like at http://www.wreckamovie.com/turningpoint
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in Producer Dejay Vi Nguyen, director Brent Williams, drama, feature film, indianic pictures, movie, screenplay by Brian Caswell & Brent Williams, thriller
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'Turning Point' enters festival circuit
After spending over a year in post production 'Turning Point' is now finished and ready to hit the festival circut.
"It is definitely our most ambitious film yet and I am very happy with what we've produced", explains Brent.
Set in the Australian bush, Turning Point asks the question "How far would you go?
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in Cinematography by Evan Papageorgiou, Producer Dejay Vi Nguyen, director Brent Williams, drama, indianic pictures, short film, shot in Braidwood
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"My Brother, My Sanctuary" wins Best of the Rest at Tropfest 2008
Congratulations to Johnny Tran for winning The Bright Sparks Award at Tropfest 2008 for "My Brother, My Sanctuary" a black & white short film written & directed by Johnny Tran and produced by Dejay Vi Nguyen. Audiences of over 150,000 saw the 16 finalist films beamed live via satellite to venues in Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Perth, Hobart, Adelaide and Brisbane, plus 8 regional locations. Presenters included Bryan Brown, Nash Edgerton and Noah Taylor.
My Brother, My Sanctuary is a drama that crosses cultural identity and tries to tackle personal pain and anguish through the eyes of two sets of siblings. Although one set is of European heritage and the other of Middle Eastern, they both share similar family issues. This is their story.
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in Bright sparks award, Director Johnny Tran, Producer Dejay Vi Nguyen, Tropfest, cultural identity, drama, short film
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