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2002
Great Lakes Independent Film Festival
Fishing
 Category:
Narrative Feature 1hr 48min
Director: Joseph Lutton
After severing contact for
three years with old friends, his girlfriend Grace,
and the last remaining member
of his family (his father), an unsettled drifting
musician named Stephen Williams returns home
to search for the missing pieces in his life. In
his uncertainty and his longing for real connection,
he begins to stir up emotions in himself and others
by acting on conflicted and dangerous impulses.
Laced with humor, universal conflicts, desires
and struggles of the heart, we witness the changes
in
the lives touched by the central character as he
follows through with his choices and actions. It
is a moving story that addresses our inability
to truly grow and make healthy choices in life
when
we suppress our core feelings.
 Director:
Joseph Lutton
FISHING is Joseph's directorial debut as well
as his debut in a leading role in a film .
He is a native of Massapequa Park, Long Island
and a graduate of The American Academy of Dramatic
Arts in New York City. His knowledge of film
making comes from private studies and readings
on the masters of movie making and research into
digital filmmaking technology. Most of his acting
credits involve stage work from classical plays
in national repertory companies to starring roles
in musicals in the U.S., Europe, Canada and London's
West End. As a writer his work includes: a stage
play, dozen's of rock songs - including the music
and lyrics for a contemporary rock musical called,
The River, based on Herman Hesse's novel, Siddhartha,
and his debut screenplay FISHING.
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