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Wild Diner |
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70 minutes, 16mm color, 1999 |
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Comedy |
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Sujewa Ekanayake |
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Sujewa Ekanayake |
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Greg Sole, a young down and out filmmaker, heads to his favorite diner one night to borrow rent money from a friend. While waiting for his friend to show up with the rent money, Greg meets several colorful characters, including: a random psychic, a self-proclaimed time traveler, a musician taking a break from a bad relationship. By the morning, after hanging out with the people met at the diner, Greg's life is completely changed. (a 120 min., 35 mm version of this movie, a re-make, is being planned for 2001 at the moment) |
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Screened at: Cineplex Odeon Foundry in Washington, D.C. for 1 week, Metro Cafe in DC on four consecutive Fridays, one screening at Joe's Movement Emporium in Maryland. |
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Sujewa Ekanayake 1407 10th St. NW Washington, D.C., 20001 wilddiner@aol.com www.wilddiner.com |
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