Seconds (film)

Wait a Minute (2005)

Actors: Tony Devon (actor), Tony Devon (producer), Giuseppe Cristiano (composer), Gavin Peretti (actor), Dan Lantz (editor), Mark J. Parker (actor), John D'Alonzo (producer), John D'Alonzo (actor), Matt Myers (actor), Todd Henderson (actor), Patrick Rodio (writer), Patrick Rodio (director), Patrick Rodio (producer), Patrick Nicholas (actor), John E. Vitali (actor),

Dark Summer (1994)

Actors: T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), Derrin Schlesinger (producer), George Kay (miscellaneous crew), James Lally (actor), Michael Thompson (actor), Chris Darwin (actor), Chester Eyre (miscellaneous crew), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), David Rooney (actor), Tommy Singleton (actor), Charles Teton (director),

Plot: Dark Summer is a simple, urban love story set in Liverpool. It is a tale of the lossed innocence of the two young protagonists Jes and Abe. The film follows them on the voyage that is their relationship, through one long summer full of struggle and achievement, love and death and ultimately failure and reevaluation. Which is dictated not so much by their own conscious decision but by the intervention of fate. Shot entirely in Liverpool, the city is as much part of the film as the two main characters, personifying the juxtaposition of harshness and warmth with its beautiful yet raw surroundings. The ebb and flow of the River Mersey echoing the certainty that time will pass.

Dark Summer (1994)

Actors: T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), Derrin Schlesinger (producer), George Kay (miscellaneous crew), James Lally (actor), Michael Thompson (actor), Chris Darwin (actor), Chester Eyre (miscellaneous crew), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), David Rooney (actor), Tommy Singleton (actor), Charles Teton (director),

Plot: Dark Summer is a simple, urban love story set in Liverpool. It is a tale of the lossed innocence of the two young protagonists Jes and Abe. The film follows them on the voyage that is their relationship, through one long summer full of struggle and achievement, love and death and ultimately failure and reevaluation. Which is dictated not so much by their own conscious decision but by the intervention of fate. Shot entirely in Liverpool, the city is as much part of the film as the two main characters, personifying the juxtaposition of harshness and warmth with its beautiful yet raw surroundings. The ebb and flow of the River Mersey echoing the certainty that time will pass.

Dark Summer (1994)

Actors: T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), Derrin Schlesinger (producer), George Kay (miscellaneous crew), James Lally (actor), Michael Thompson (actor), Chris Darwin (actor), Chester Eyre (miscellaneous crew), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), David Rooney (actor), Tommy Singleton (actor), Charles Teton (director),

Plot: Dark Summer is a simple, urban love story set in Liverpool. It is a tale of the lossed innocence of the two young protagonists Jes and Abe. The film follows them on the voyage that is their relationship, through one long summer full of struggle and achievement, love and death and ultimately failure and reevaluation. Which is dictated not so much by their own conscious decision but by the intervention of fate. Shot entirely in Liverpool, the city is as much part of the film as the two main characters, personifying the juxtaposition of harshness and warmth with its beautiful yet raw surroundings. The ebb and flow of the River Mersey echoing the certainty that time will pass.

Dark Summer (1994)

Actors: T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), Derrin Schlesinger (producer), George Kay (miscellaneous crew), James Lally (actor), Michael Thompson (actor), Chris Darwin (actor), Chester Eyre (miscellaneous crew), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), David Rooney (actor), Tommy Singleton (actor), Charles Teton (director),

Plot: Dark Summer is a simple, urban love story set in Liverpool. It is a tale of the lossed innocence of the two young protagonists Jes and Abe. The film follows them on the voyage that is their relationship, through one long summer full of struggle and achievement, love and death and ultimately failure and reevaluation. Which is dictated not so much by their own conscious decision but by the intervention of fate. Shot entirely in Liverpool, the city is as much part of the film as the two main characters, personifying the juxtaposition of harshness and warmth with its beautiful yet raw surroundings. The ebb and flow of the River Mersey echoing the certainty that time will pass.

Dark Summer (1994)

Actors: T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), Derrin Schlesinger (producer), George Kay (miscellaneous crew), James Lally (actor), Michael Thompson (actor), Chris Darwin (actor), Chester Eyre (miscellaneous crew), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), David Rooney (actor), Tommy Singleton (actor), Charles Teton (director),

Plot: Dark Summer is a simple, urban love story set in Liverpool. It is a tale of the lossed innocence of the two young protagonists Jes and Abe. The film follows them on the voyage that is their relationship, through one long summer full of struggle and achievement, love and death and ultimately failure and reevaluation. Which is dictated not so much by their own conscious decision but by the intervention of fate. Shot entirely in Liverpool, the city is as much part of the film as the two main characters, personifying the juxtaposition of harshness and warmth with its beautiful yet raw surroundings. The ebb and flow of the River Mersey echoing the certainty that time will pass.

Dark Summer (1994)

Actors: T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), Derrin Schlesinger (producer), George Kay (miscellaneous crew), James Lally (actor), Michael Thompson (actor), Chris Darwin (actor), Chester Eyre (miscellaneous crew), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), David Rooney (actor), Tommy Singleton (actor), Charles Teton (director),

Plot: Dark Summer is a simple, urban love story set in Liverpool. It is a tale of the lossed innocence of the two young protagonists Jes and Abe. The film follows them on the voyage that is their relationship, through one long summer full of struggle and achievement, love and death and ultimately failure and reevaluation. Which is dictated not so much by their own conscious decision but by the intervention of fate. Shot entirely in Liverpool, the city is as much part of the film as the two main characters, personifying the juxtaposition of harshness and warmth with its beautiful yet raw surroundings. The ebb and flow of the River Mersey echoing the certainty that time will pass.

Dark Summer (1994)

Actors: T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), Derrin Schlesinger (producer), George Kay (miscellaneous crew), James Lally (actor), Michael Thompson (actor), Chris Darwin (actor), Chester Eyre (miscellaneous crew), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), David Rooney (actor), Tommy Singleton (actor), Charles Teton (director),

Plot: Dark Summer is a simple, urban love story set in Liverpool. It is a tale of the lossed innocence of the two young protagonists Jes and Abe. The film follows them on the voyage that is their relationship, through one long summer full of struggle and achievement, love and death and ultimately failure and reevaluation. Which is dictated not so much by their own conscious decision but by the intervention of fate. Shot entirely in Liverpool, the city is as much part of the film as the two main characters, personifying the juxtaposition of harshness and warmth with its beautiful yet raw surroundings. The ebb and flow of the River Mersey echoing the certainty that time will pass.

Dark Summer (1994)

Actors: T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), Derrin Schlesinger (producer), George Kay (miscellaneous crew), James Lally (actor), Michael Thompson (actor), Chris Darwin (actor), Chester Eyre (miscellaneous crew), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), David Rooney (actor), Tommy Singleton (actor), Charles Teton (director),

Plot: Dark Summer is a simple, urban love story set in Liverpool. It is a tale of the lossed innocence of the two young protagonists Jes and Abe. The film follows them on the voyage that is their relationship, through one long summer full of struggle and achievement, love and death and ultimately failure and reevaluation. Which is dictated not so much by their own conscious decision but by the intervention of fate. Shot entirely in Liverpool, the city is as much part of the film as the two main characters, personifying the juxtaposition of harshness and warmth with its beautiful yet raw surroundings. The ebb and flow of the River Mersey echoing the certainty that time will pass.

Dark Summer (1994)

Actors: T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), T. Max Graham (actor), Derrin Schlesinger (producer), George Kay (miscellaneous crew), James Lally (actor), Michael Thompson (actor), Chris Darwin (actor), Chester Eyre (miscellaneous crew), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), John McLoughlin (actor), David Rooney (actor), Tommy Singleton (actor), Charles Teton (director),

Plot: Dark Summer is a simple, urban love story set in Liverpool. It is a tale of the lossed innocence of the two young protagonists Jes and Abe. The film follows them on the voyage that is their relationship, through one long summer full of struggle and achievement, love and death and ultimately failure and reevaluation. Which is dictated not so much by their own conscious decision but by the intervention of fate. Shot entirely in Liverpool, the city is as much part of the film as the two main characters, personifying the juxtaposition of harshness and warmth with its beautiful yet raw surroundings. The ebb and flow of the River Mersey echoing the certainty that time will pass.