reVISIONS

Written/Directed by JP Allen
Cinematography by Daniel Teixeira-Gomes
Produced by Cathy Montosa
Director of Lighting, Robert Elvin
Art Design, Leslie Bamburg
Creative Producer, Dawn Rich
Associate Producers, Jason Wolos and Bekka Fink

with MUSIC by

Gaea / Martin Watkinson and Cherita Meadows

CelloJoe / Joey Chang with Evan Fraser

Precious Mudd / John Dole with Rossana Schneider

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BACKGROUND STORIES

Yet another controversial film, reVISIONS evokes extreme reactions. Some viewers are drawn to the love story, others are drawn to the fantastic journey through the creative process — some feel these elements are never brought together, others feel they are unified, and some even feel that the question of unity is contradicted by the story itself. A central character, "Blah Blah Lady" shouts "a real screenplay would have chaos!"

Originally titled LETTERS FROM CAFE TOSCA, the first version of the script was written, while drinking martinis, in that dimly lit San Francisco bar. However, as the film became more visual and evocative, and less drunken-literary, the title was revised to reVISIONS.

reVISIONS, A Feature Film
Comedy, 85 Minutes, Color

"Completely outside the Hollywood system ..."
-- Hoodline, article by David-Elijah Nahmod

"reVISIONS smashes through screenwriter's block"

-- KQED/PBS, article by Michael Fox

A comic love story, a secret, a terrorist and a hero, zombie strippers and time travel. A writer's relationship falls apart and he decides to give his girlfriend a special gift, a screenplay based on their love letters. But his creative process falls apart and his unfinished screenplay, fragments and inner critic come to life to either ruin or save the relationship. Write the truth, and the world will fall apart.