Ambition’s Debt Screens at New Port Beach
Day 2 for Ambition’s Debt as it screens at the New Port Beach Film Fest 2018. Director Devin E. Haqq is onboard for the festivities at the Triangle Square Cinema in New Port Beach, CA.
Day 2 for Ambition’s Debt as it screens at the New Port Beach Film Fest 2018. Director Devin E. Haqq is onboard for the festivities at the Triangle Square Cinema in New Port Beach, CA.
Ambition’s Debt full-paged ad in the current print issue of Variety to coincide with our screening at the New Port Beach Film Festival 2018 !
“Mad Max meets William Shakespeare meets Lars Von Trier. We’re in!” — Shakespeare in L.A.
Ambition’s Debt starring Nathan Darrow (House of Cards) as Marcus Antonius, Peter McRobbie (Bridge of Spies) as Caius Cassius, and Kathleen Chalfant (The Affair) as the Soothsayer and featuring Pernell Walker (The Deuce) as Cinna and Carra Patterson (Straight Outta Compton) as Calpurnia will screen at The Newport Beach Film Festival on 4/29 at 11:30 am.
You can get tix here! https://newportbeachfilmfest.com/event/ambitions-debt/
Ambition’s Debt screens at the Langston Hughes African American Film Festival Sunday, April 22 at 1 PM – 2:45 PM PDT !
The festival takes place at Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute, Seattle, Washington 98144
For more info visit: https://www.langstonseattle.org/lhaaff/
Set in a post-apocalyptic world and adapted from William Shakespeare’s epic tale of honor, ambition, betrayal, hubris, and the supernatural. The story follows the downfall of Rome’s most honored citizen, Marcus Brutus, as he conspires to assassinate Julius Caesar, in order to forestall tyranny and preserve democracy.
The film’s stellar cast includes Nathan Darrow (House of Cards), Peter McRobbie (Bridge of Spies), and Kathleen Chalfant (The Affair). The movie also features Pernell Walker (The Deuce), and Carra Patterson (Straight Outta Compton). Filmed entirely on location in a Brooklyn industrial warehouse with an abstract expressionistic production design, it’s Mad Max meets William Shakespeare meets Lars Von Trier.
“Mad Max meets William Shakespeare meets Lars Von Trier. We’re in!” (Shakespeare in L.A.)
Shakespeare in L.A. highlights Ambition’s Debt in anticipation of our upcoming screening at The New Port Beach Film Festival !
Ambition’s Debt starring Nathan Darrow (House of Cards) as Marcus Antonius, Peter McRobbie (Bridge of Spies) as Caius Cassius, and Kathleen Chalfant (The Affair) as the Soothsayer and featuring Pernell Walker (The Deuce) as Cinna and Carra Patterson (Straight Outta Compton) as Calpurnia will screen at The Newport Beach Film Festival on 4/29 at 11:30 am.
You can get tix here! https://newportbeachfilmfest.com/event/ambitions-debt/
Ambition’s Debt continue to rack up official selection notices, this month heading to the West Coast.
First up is a screening at the Langston Hughes African American Film Festival in Seattle, WA (Sunday, April 22nd @ 1pm). Then we’re off to Newport Beach, CA for the Newport Beach Film Festival (Sunday, April 29th @ 11:30am).
For more information about these upcoming events, please visit our website. And if you’re on the West Coast, we hope to see you very soon.
Congratulations to Ambition’s Debt director, Devin E. Haqq, for his nomination for Best Director at the 2018 Winter Film Awards!
The NYC Premiere of Ambition’s Debt was February 25th 9:15pm at Cinema Village.
Check out the great Facebook promo for the 2018 Winter Film Awards, featuring an interview with director Devin E. Haqq.
The NYC Premiere of Ambition’s Debt will be Sunday, February 25th 9:15pm at Cinema Village.
Tickets available now:
https://winterfilmawards.com/wfa2018/tickets/
Winner of the Grand Jury Award for Best Narrative Feature at the 2017 American Black Film Festival and nominated for Best Original Music at the 2017 International Black Film Festival.
Tickets are on sale now for the NYC Premiere at the Winter Film Awards 2018.
Thanks HuffPost! OBIT is now on DVD & BluRay and on iTunes and Amazon. Watch this weekend!
“Soon people will be writing the obituary for newspapers (not to mention a free press). Of course, one not so secret fact is that someone has already prepared the obituary for such an august institution as print media, just as they prepare obituaries for famous folk before they’re dying, even going so far as to politely interview said famous person in the twilight of their years, with both interviewer and subject knowing full well why they’re there” you’ll die one day soon and we will be writing your epitaph. I’ve always been fascinated by the idea of interviewing people in preparation for their obituary. But the old-fashioned documentary Obit shows there’s a lot more to be fascinated by when it comes to the obituary department of the New York Times, from the people working there to how they create fitting memorials to people they love and (even harder) perhaps sometimes hate. Anyone who is an avid reader of obituaries like myself will dive right in. Just don’t write the obit for straightforward, no-fuss documentaries like this one any time soon.”