A Walk In The Dark

Critique

I saw it and thought the acting was powerful. I wanted more! ... JEFFREY LYONS, WNBC

It is a well-shot, absorbing tale in about 22 minutes involving a young woman and a pizza delivery man and what happens and is revealed when they make contact. With a good cast, Lucas demonstrates that he can tell an absorbing story in a relatively short amount of time.  - WILLIAM WOLF

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Synopsis

Guardian Angels take many forms. This is the story of a girl who is utterly lost. A man, whom she loved deeply, trusted completely, had forsaken her and abandoned her at the most vulnerable time in her life.

But then Katie is confronted by Nick, a beautiful soul who reaches out to her. She lets herself go, falling into his affection and charm.

But the ground she walk s on is shaky. When Nick doesn't show, she snaps. She falls back into despair. As she sits on her bedroom floor with a revolver in her hands, Nick's favorite song starts to play in her mind.

Katie recalls how nick made her feel and she is determined to feel that way again.

Bruce Lucas ~ Director / Executive Producer

Bruce Lucas was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY.

After graduating high school Bruce moved to Miami where he studied television directing, producing & post-production. While at school, Bruce worked for various companies as a cameraman, director and a producer on projects including: Twix Candy Bars, Sunbank, Publix Supermarket, Doral Golfers Shootout with Jack Nicklaus, Konica Copiers, Fountainbleau Hilton, Kaufman & Roberts, King Isuzu, Elizabeth Arden Golf Tournament, Chrysler Team Invitational, Cross Keys Village with Joe DiMaggio, Sears and others.

Years later Bruce moved back to New York City where he attended New York University Film School and studied film directing, producing and writing.

Since then he has worked on numerous projects for film, television, corporations and private enterprises. Bruce has realized his passion for filmmaking since completing his first independent dramatic short film entitled "A Walk in the Dark" starring Mike McGlone (The Brothers McMullen, She's the One, The Bone Collector) and Tertia Lynch where he served as executive producer and director.

Bruce is currently in pre-production for his first feature length family oriented comedy-drama.

Mike McGlone

Mike McGlone ... as Nick in "A Walk In The Dark"

Having made his debut in the critically acclaimed independent film "The Brothers McMullen", Mike has also appeared in "She's the One", HBO's "Subway Stories: Love on the A train", "The Bone Collector" (with Denzel Washington), and Paramount Pictures' "HardBall" (With Keanu Reeves) and most recently starred in the SPIKE TV television drama "The Kill Point" with John Leguizamo.

Tertia Lynch

Tertia Lynch ... as Katie in "A Walk In The Dark"

Tertia starred as Hank Williams wife in the critically acclaimed play "Hank Williams: Lost Highway" at The Little Shubert Theater on West 42nd St.

Her Film & TV work includes "A Walk in the Dark", "MacBeth in Manhattan", "The Sopranos" and "Guiding Light". Tertia's NY credits include: Manhattan Theatre Club, Dimson Theatre, Irish Repertory Theatre, The Kitchen, The Salon, @ Caf, and the Mud/Bone Collective. Regionally she has performed at the Old Globe, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Barrington Stage Company, StageWorks and Actor's Repertory of Texas.

 

Spectrum

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Synopsis

The metropolitan art scene draws huge crowds with wide ranging and passionate opinions.

"SPECTRUM" delves into these passions from both ground level and a "birds eye" perspective.

This short film compresses the intensity and feeling that a work of art can provoke into a few colorful New York minutes.

Directors Statement

"Art" is one of the single greatest gifts that break down the barriers of race, religion and nationality.

No matter what your opinion of the project is, "art" has the ability to bring a multitude of people together, whatever their backgrounds are for the same single event.

After reading Jeff Nash' editorial that he wrote for the NY Times and which I found most interesting albeit rather one-sided, I was compelled to make this film in order to promote and show the spectrum of opinion and emotion that "art" can evoke in all people.

Bruce Lucas ... Director

No Mirror Land

Art film - experimental short

In a world where there are No Mirrors, individuals are given a "double" to live with.

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