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BRIGHT carries us into the life of Troy, played by Eric Nenninger (Malcolm in the Middle, Generation Kill, Glory Daze), a character who has built a world to protect himself from a paralyzing fear, and is encouraged to become brave by his blind adopted father Irwin, played by Robert Wisdom (The Wire, Prison Break, Burn Notice). It is a story that we can all live in. The cast is a stunning collection of actors to include Emmy Award Winner Glynn Turman (The Wire, In Treatment), Andre Royo (The Wire), Barry Kramer (Seinfeld), and Marc Menchaca (Generation Kill). BRIGHT is a contemplative film built for interpretation on several levels: that of a simple human drama, as a metaphor for the impossible search for childhood, as a metaphor for a spiritual journey, and as a story about the conflict between the natural and the artificial. The dialog is carefully crafted, sometimes cryptic, and there is weighed symbolism in every frame. The film plays against the bias of sex, dissolves race, and refuses to answer questions. It restores wonder to the film experience. Edited to move at the pace of real thought, it was made for an intelligent viewer to experience and go home discussing. It also happens to be beautiful. Made for $10,000 and shot in five days, it is a film created in the truest independent spirit.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• The Wire
• Generation Kill
• Malcolm in the Middle
• Glory Daze
• Prison Break
• Burn Notice
• HBO
• Eric Nenninger
• Robert Wisdom
• Andre Royo
• Barry Kramer
• Marc Menchaca
• Ned Van Zandt
• David Barrera
• Rich McDonald
• Benjamin Busch
• Glynn Turman
• Ian Barbella
• Kelsey Risdon
• Richard Kim
• Miguel Bunster
• Brooks Ludwick
• Astrik Melikyan
• Katie Vernon
• Carlton Diggs
• Kevin Faber
• Brad Giardiello
• Tres-e Tamondong
• Benjamin Keddy
• Eric Provonsil
• Robert Rivera

[DanMasucci]

Great writing, impeccable direction, and amazing cinematography. Bright is fantastic.