Wake
Product Description
Drama (2004) 91 Minutes
Sebastiean (Oscar winner Martin Landau) sits hunched over a typewriter, typing out his demons. As he types, we are transported to a time he has suppressed. A time when, after years of separation, he and his three brothers reunite. As their mother lie motionless upstairs, two sets of brothers with two opposing plans collide: one plan, to end their mother's suffering; the other, a search for their father's insurance money.
Kyle ("Queer as Folk's" Gale Harold), the youngest brother, grapples with his sanity and Sebastiean's deadly plan as their two brothers, Raymond, an escaped convict ("General Hospital's" Blake Gibbons), and his sidekick Jack (John Winthrop Philbrick) descend upon the house with party girls (Dusty Paik and Rainer Judd), guns and booze. Buttons are pushed, substances get abused and plans go awry leading ultimately to complete chaos.
**Theatrical Release was May 28, 2004 in Los Angeles (Regent Showcase) and New York (The Quad)
"4 stars! DO NOT MISS THIS!" -- T.D. Schwarts "The Paul Mitchell Show" CBS Radio "...PSYCHOLOGICAL FIREWORKS..." -- Time Out New York "...STARTLINGLY ORIGINAL...DEEPLY POETIC..." -- Movie Web "A WONDERFUL FIND!" -- Film Monthly "An emotional, gripping story that draws you in from the beginning." -- Thornhill Publications
Sebastiean (Oscar winner Martin Landau) sits hunched over a typewriter, typing out his demons. As he types, we are transported to a time he has suppressed. A time when, after years of separation, he and his three brothers reunite. As their mother lie motionless upstairs, two sets of brothers with two opposing plans collide: one plan, to end their mother's suffering; the other, a search for their father's insurance money.
Kyle ("Queer as Folk's" Gale Harold), the youngest brother, grapples with his sanity and Sebastiean's deadly plan as their two brothers, Raymond, an escaped convict ("General Hospital's" Blake Gibbons), and his sidekick Jack (John Winthrop Philbrick) descend upon the house with party girls (Dusty Paik and Rainer Judd), guns and booze. Buttons are pushed, substances get abused and plans go awry leading ultimately to complete chaos.
**Theatrical Release was May 28, 2004 in Los Angeles (Regent Showcase) and New York (The Quad)
"4 stars! DO NOT MISS THIS!" -- T.D. Schwarts "The Paul Mitchell Show" CBS Radio "...PSYCHOLOGICAL FIREWORKS..." -- Time Out New York "...STARTLINGLY ORIGINAL...DEEPLY POETIC..." -- Movie Web "A WONDERFUL FIND!" -- Film Monthly "An emotional, gripping story that draws you in from the beginning." -- Thornhill Publications
