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23rd Psalm Redemption Trailer

“23rd Psalm: Redemption”

(Feature, 72 mins.), Producer, Director, Writer, Cinematographer, Editor, Entertainment One (2013).

Logline: When a minister and his family are held hostage in his own home by escaped convicts, he must rely upon his faith to deliver his family from harm’s way.

Cast: Tatyana Ali (Stacey Wayne), Clifton Powell (Lester Wayne), Leslie Mills (Rebecca Smith), Jason Burkey (Sam), Mister Jones (Dennis Luther), Markhum Stansbury, Jr. (Reverend John Smith), Madelyn Cline (Maya Smith), Rodrikus Springfield (Rowe).

Awards & Screenings: Winner, 2nd Place, North Carolina Black Film Festival (2013); Berlin Black Cinema International (05/2013); Cannes Pan African Film Festival (04/2013); Cleveland Black Cinema Showcase (04/2013); North Carolina Black Film Festival (03/2013)

See The 10 COMMANDMENTS OF CHLOE Free Tomorrow and Sunday!

The 10 COMMANDMENTS OF CHLOE will be streaming LIVE during the Calgary International Film Festival premiere on Saturday the 21st at 9:30pm!You will be able to see the film FREE of Charge during both screenings – the one on the 21st at 9:30pm, and the o…

Film Threat Gives 10 COMMANDMENTS OF CHLOE 3 1/2 Stars!

Film Threat magazine gives CHLOE 3 1/2 Stars! Check it out after the jump:

“Princeton Holt’s The 10 Commandments of Chloe plays out almost like a dream. Musician Chloe (Naama Kates) arrives in Nashville and begins the arduous task of finding a venue willing to give her a spot to perform. Along the way she meets Brandon (Jason Burkey), and the two strike up a friendship that may or may not be something more.

And, roughly, that’s the film. There’s a real naturalistic vibe to the camerawork, that floating style where we feel less like we’re watching a movie and more like we’re just omnisciently following the lives of our characters. What happens in the film isn’t overly dramatic, no huge tragedies befall Chloe or Brandon, the film just navigates their experience.

Which is a vibe that isn’t for everyone. I could see someone seeing this and thinking it’s a film where nothing happens. Well, things happen, and there is a progression made from opening to closing, but it’s more true to the way life works. Which is, we might have small evolutions, or small successes and failures, but it’s not always a resounding arc of character growth where Event A sets off Event and Catharsis B.”