A Photographer has a single evening to find ten magical photographs or else he stands to lose everything that is important to him.A Photographer has a single evening to find ten magical photographs or else he stands to lose everything that is important to him.A Photographer has a single evening to find ten magical photographs or else he stands to lose everything that is important to him.
- Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination
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Joseph Mosso
- Officer #1
- (as Joe Mosso)
Michael Shannon
- Maurice
- (as Mike Shannon)
Chris Bauer
- Paul
- (as Christopher Bauer)
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- Writer
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Did you know
- TriviaThe photographs seen in the movie are from the series "HOMELESS: Portraits of Americans in Hard Times". They were taken by Howard Schatz.
- SoundtracksMidbar Sinai
Performed by Angel Tears
Written by Momi Ochion
Courtesy of LoveCat Music
Published by Big Tiger Music (BMI)
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This film is definitely an indie, but it was really quite good.
The story starts with Max (Reg Rogers), who was the big thing in the NYC photography world a year ago, but has lost his talent. He needs to somehow produce 10 brilliant shots in one day, or else he risks losing everything. Max manages to procure these 10 masterpieces after a mysterious man leaves them in a bar. Unfortunately, someone steals them from Max, too.
The majority of the movie follows Max on his quest to recover the 10 photos, which have been inexplicably scattered throughout the city. He meets up with several interesting characters, including Maggie Gyllenhaal and Rob Campbell. Gyllenhaal's character is especially good. She plays an aspiring newscaster, obsessive-compulsive daughter of a clairvoyant (sounds confusing, but it's pretty funny).
This movie is nothing huge, but I really liked it. The shots of the city at night are pretty, and all of the quirky characters are likeable.
The story starts with Max (Reg Rogers), who was the big thing in the NYC photography world a year ago, but has lost his talent. He needs to somehow produce 10 brilliant shots in one day, or else he risks losing everything. Max manages to procure these 10 masterpieces after a mysterious man leaves them in a bar. Unfortunately, someone steals them from Max, too.
The majority of the movie follows Max on his quest to recover the 10 photos, which have been inexplicably scattered throughout the city. He meets up with several interesting characters, including Maggie Gyllenhaal and Rob Campbell. Gyllenhaal's character is especially good. She plays an aspiring newscaster, obsessive-compulsive daughter of a clairvoyant (sounds confusing, but it's pretty funny).
This movie is nothing huge, but I really liked it. The shots of the city at night are pretty, and all of the quirky characters are likeable.
- swmgrl0703
- Feb 14, 2004
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- $500,000 (estimated)
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