Showing posts with label Nineteen Summers EBK. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 12, 2019

Checkout The New Urban Drama, "Nineteen Summers," Now in Post Production

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NINETEEN SUMMERS: A JOURNEY INTO THE MINIMAL AMOUNT OF YEARS EVERYONE COULD EXPECT IF THEY DO NOT MAKE THE RIGHT CHOICES PORTRAYED IN THIS POWERFUL URBAN FEATURE DRAMA POSTED ON MARCH 5, 2019

This film is set to dominate all movie airwaves!

Nationwide -- Currently in post production filmed on location in South Los Angeles California Nineteen Summers EBK. The time taken by the planet to make its revolutions around the sun. A point of time as measured in hours and minutes, a paradoxical transition from boy to man, /nine·teen sum·mers/
Born in the generational Los Angeles street culture a 19-year old father seeks a better life in the midst of a turf war. Nineteen Summers is a powerful dramatic feature film. Film total running time is 1:54.

The movie stars veteran big screen actors Terri Abney of Triple 9, Loving and Elise Neal from the Academy Award winning film Hustle and Flow. Introducing newcomer Emonjay Brown an American 19-year-old actor. The film is written and directed by famed indie-director Rod S. Scott known for the Freeway Rick Ross story 100 Kilos.

Nineteen Summers (EBK) set to be in theaters early 2020. This urban drama, is in the post-production stages, with a full-time fledged passion to developing and promoting a dramatic genre, with original music and musical composers from the inner-city of Los Angeles, the movie is produced by Rod S. Scott along with an ensemble of talented Black women producers Christiana Cross and Bailey Brown, the team has set a goal to develop further film productions including inner-city Black youths from the neighborhood as music artist, producers, and executive contributors. The film will become a new symbol for many persons and will inspire the present community and coming generations.