The first trailers for PASSION PLAY has hit the web courtesy of Entertainment Tonight. The film sees Megan Fox, Mickey Rourke and Bill Murray cramped into one weird looking film.
When a jazz trumpeter is taken to the desert and a gun held to his head, we are at the beginning of a delightful fable about romance and dreams. When he meets a beautiful woman who works as the Bird Woman in a circus, he falls madly in love and persuades her to run away with him only to find that life is a little more complicated than simply living one’s fantasies.
After watching the footage it does seem as the director, Mitch Glazer (SCROOGE), has thieved some shots from the great Wim Wenders film, PARIS TEXAS but the film should still be interesting. Tell us what you think:
Paul finished is BA in Film & Broadcast Productions during the summer and has somehow landed the position of Media & Marketing Manager in the London Korean Film Festival happening this November (plug). While at University Paul found his speciality lay in Script Development, scriptwriting and Editing. He has written, edited and director a small number of not very good short films but does not let that dissuade him from powering through. After the Koreans are through with him he looks to enter the paid world of Script Development. He likes incredibly bad horror films, East Asian movies, comics and lots of other stuff.
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