Yesterday Was a Lie
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Yesterday Was a Lie | |
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Directed by | James Kerwin |
Produced by | Helicon Arts Cooperative |
Written by | James Kerwin |
Starring | Kipleigh Brown Chase Masterson John Newton with Robert Siegel and Peter Mayhew |
Music by | Kristopher Carter |
Language | English |
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Yesterday Was a Lie is a film by director James Kerwin, starring Kipleigh Brown, Chase Masterson, and John Newton, with Robert Siegel and Peter Mayhew. The film has been referred to as a combination of science fantasy and film noir in press materials[1], shot in black and white, with a deeply personal plot that contains allusions to Jungian analysis, alchemy, and quantum mechanics.
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[edit] Production and Release
In spring 2007 an early cut of the film was completed, the trailer of which premiered at San Francisco Wondercon. In August 2007, the film's official blog announced the completion of the motion picture.
On January 9, 2008, it was announced that Yesterday Was a Lie would begin its series of film festival screenings with a world premiere on January 17 at the 2008 Park City Film Music Festival, where it received a Gold Director's Choice Award. Yesterday has since received Best Feature awards at the 2008 Backlot Film Festival, the Brilliant Light International Film Festival of Los Angeles, the Lake Forest Film Festival, and the Wrath of Con Film Festival, as well as a bronze Telly Award.
[edit] Cast
[edit] Leads
- Kipleigh Brown as Hoyle
- Chase Masterson as Singer
- John Newton as Dudas
[edit] Supporting
- Mik Scriba as Trench Coat Man
- Nathan Mobley as Lab Assistant
- Warren Davis as Psychiatrist
- Megan Henning as Student
- Jennifer Slimko as Nurse
- with Robert Siegel as Radio Interviewer
- and Peter Mayhew as Dead Man
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Yesterday Was a Lie at the Internet Movie Database
- Official site
- Radio interview from KGO 810AM
- Outtakes at Home article on the WonderCon panel
- Radio interview with Masterson and Kerwin
- Article in Star Trek Magazine