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The Watchers, produced by Two Man Crew Productions, directed by Sy Cody White, written by White and Jeff Moffitt.
Cast: Jeff Moffitt as John Porter, Timothy J. Cox as Dr, Orwell, Peter Francis Span as Mysterious Man, Kathleen Boddington as Watcher, Darrin Biss as Phil, Rich Sab as Watcher, Robert Nesi as Police Officer, James Konczyk as Tony, Mike Sgroi as Vic, Gerry Hoyile as Watcher, Matthew Biss as Watcher, and Guillermo B. Arguello as Watcher.
In the exciting new short The Watchers, from director Sy Cody White and Two Man Crew Productions, Jeff Moffitt's John Porter is taken on a harrowing ride as he tries to flee a series of frightening situations involving "the watchers", nameless strangers who turn up everywhere and torment John's seemingly normal existence, with no explanation of their intentions. Be prepared though, as there's more to this story than just an ordinary accountant who's suddenly pursuedbut you'll get no hints from me. To give away any clues would be a sin.
The 28 minute film, shot over a few days on a very small budget in and around Manhattan, is a non stop thrill ride of a film, thanks to an original, intelligent storyline (penned by director White and lead actor Moffitt), a snappy pace and great performances, especially from Moffitt as the pursued John Porter and from Timothy J. Cox, who is sharp in a nice supporting turn as Porter's dubious shrink. Other stand outs from the cast include Kathleen Boddington and Rich Sab, both chilling as two of the watchers who come in contact with John.
If you are a fan of Hitchcock-style suspense and thrills (I am), then this is the film for you.
For more information, on The Watchers, please visit the films' official website at www.twomancrewproductions.com
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