Redemption

5.5

Not all stories have happy endings...

Christian is a young man growing up in Hollywood who dreams of following in his father's footsteps into show business. When he meets Tony, an industry insider with "connections," he is convinced that he has found his big break -- landing acting jobs and dating beautiful women. Christian thinks he is at his prime, until he has a falling out with Tony over drugs. He soon learns that the same connections that enabled him to get his start and realize his dream can just as easily destroy it. Hiding the truth of his washed-up career from family and friends, Christian escapes his reality through intense drug use - beginning his fatal turn of fate. Will Christian ever turn his life around? Will he find redemption?

$100,000

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$0

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16-12-2003

Release Date

US

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5.5

Rating

2

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106 min

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Status

English

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Director
Sean A. Reid

Sean A. Reid

Sean Reid is President and Co-Founder of World One TV, as well as a producer, writer, and director for World One Productions. Sean has worked on movies, documentaries, talk shows, variety shows, award shows, news, music specials, and animation as a producer, director, and writer. Previously, he worked at E! News Live, he has also worked as a Field Director on the Debmar-Mercury Fox show Central Ave. for Executive Producer Will Packer, as well as The Rob Nelson Show (Fox), Square Off (TV Guide Channel). His feature film credits include Redemption, starring Brian White (Ray Donavon, Homeland), T.J. Storm (Godzilla, Captain America: Civil War), Horrors of War and Phin. Among the films he has produced with frequent collaborator J. Horton are Deathday, Craving and the upcoming A Hard Place. His documentary credits include Aliens VS. Bigfoot, Rhymecology: Write Better Rhymes, and Bigfoot in Georgia.
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