Dear J (film)

Dear J (film)
Dear J
Directed by Roberto Munoz
Mann Munoz
Produced by Roberto Munoz
Written by R.M.M. Munoz
Starring Joseph Halsey
Allison Lane
Carson Grant
Maya Serhan
Patrick Mitchell
Karen Lynn Gorney
Music by Miq Munoz
Cinematography Jake Forsyth
Editing by Miq Munoz
Release date(s) 2008
Running time 84 min.
Country United States
Language English

Dear J is a 2008 Independent Film drama by CubeCity Entertainment. Directed by Roberto Munoz and Mann Munoz. The film is the story of an evangelist who admits himself to a psychiatric institution after the death of his agnostic girlfriend.

Contents

Plot

Dear J is about an evangelist, James Jamisin (Joseph Halsey), who must cope with the unexpected death of his agnostic girlfriend: Paige (Maya Serhan). To sort things out, James admits himself into Logous Psychiatric Institute, where he replays a make-believe Trial in his mind over and over again. The Trial is presided over by a no-nonsense imaginary Judge (played by Karen Lynn Gorney) and is animated by an array of off-the-wall characters. Some of the witnesses called to the stand are inspired by real-life individuals, like the literary scholar and apologist C.S. Lewis (Patrick Mitchell). Throughout the movie, his psychologist, Dr. Frolick (Allison Lane) tries to get him to open the letter Paige wrote to him just before her death—a letter he has been carrying around and refuses to read. Trouble brews when the head of the institute, Dr. Donovin (Carson Grant), plans on foiling all attempts to bring James to a resolution.

Production notes

Formerly entitled Liars and Lunatics,[1] the movie was released on DVD as Dear J in 2008. The movie was filmed in 2006 in Whitestone, Queens,[2] and also in Putnam County,[3] New York.

The Dove Foundation gave the movie four doves and its seal of approval (recommended for ages 12 and over).[4] Author and historian, Dr. Paul Maier, said of the film: "I thoroughly enjoyed the film... I was blown away by the sheer professionalism of it all: the characters were convincing, the plot nicely paced."

Cast

  • Joseph A. Halsey as James Jamisin
  • Allison Lane as Dr. M. Frolick
  • Carson Grant as Dr. Donovin
  • Maya Serhan as Paige
  • Patrick Mitchell as Staples
  • Karen Lynn Gorney as the Judge
  • Amanda Michelle Short as Avie
  • Hudson Chambers as Davie
  • Bruce Nicholls as Philosopher Hume
  • Heidi Azaro as Mother Parrot
  • Ron Kuriloff as Prof. Boltmaniac

References

External links


Wikimedia Foundation. 2010.

Игры ⚽ Поможем написать реферат

Look at other dictionaries:

  • Dear God (film) — Dear God Theatrical release poster Directed by Garry Marshall Produced by Mario I …   Wikipedia

  • Dear Doctor (film) — Dear Doctor Directed by Miwa Nishikawa Release date(s) June 27, 2009 ( …   Wikipedia

  • Dear Friends (film) — Dear Friends Directed by Kazuyuki Morosawa Written by YOSHI Starring Keiko Kitagawa, Yuika Motokariya, Masaya Kikawada, Airi Toriyama, Mao Sasaki, Hatsune Matsushima, Mantaro Koichi …   Wikipedia

  • Dear Sarah (film) — Dear Sarah Directed by Frank Cvitanovich Written by Tom McGurk Starring Stella McCusker Barry McGovern Paddy Rocks Distr …   Wikipedia

  • Dear Prudence (film) — Dear Prudence Opening title card of film Genre Comedy, Mystery …   Wikipedia

  • Dear Father (film) — Dear Father Directed by Dino Risi Produced by Pio Angeletti Written by Bernardino Zapponi Marco Risi Dino Risi Simon Mizrahi Starring …   Wikipedia

  • Dear John (film) — Dear John (Swedish : Käre John ) is a 1964 Swedish film directed by Lars Magnus Lindgren. It was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.External links*imdb title|id=0058281|title=Dear John …   Wikipedia

  • Dear Doctor — Star Trek: Enterprise episode Episode no. Episode 12 Directed by James A. Contner Written by …   Wikipedia

  • Dear Friends — may refer to: Dear Friends (song), a song by the band Queen Dear Friends (Firesign Theatre album), a 1972 album by comedy group The Firesign Theatre Dear Friends Radio Program, a Firesign Theatre radio series broadcast by KPFK between 1970 and… …   Wikipedia

  • Dear Father — can refer to: Dear Father (film), a 1979 Italian film Dear Father (book), a children s novel by Bhabendra Nath Saikia Dear Father (song), a single by American band Defeater A song by Yes, initially included on West German pressing of their LP… …   Wikipedia

Share the article and excerpts

Direct link
Do a right-click on the link above
and select “Copy Link”