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| Created Date | April 12, 2019 | |
| Expiration Date | April 26, 2019 | |
| Posted by | Administrator | |
| Country | United States | |
| State | California | |
| City | Los Angeles | |
| Location | Los Angeles | |
| Project Type | Feature Film, Union or non-union, PAID | |
| Project Title | Untitled Feature Film | |
Description:
An illegal-immigrant single-father, doing his best providing for his American-born son who are in one of the best church school in the state. He wants no trouble but to care for his family, only he’s the sole witness of an sexual assault happened within the school. He struggles between his consciousness and his father-hood.
Breakdown:
| Role Name | Gender | Ethnicity | Age Range | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clint Lee | Male | Asian | 35-40 | illegal-immigrant single- father.As the only witness of a sexual aggression happened in his son’s school, he needs to choose between his consciousness and his desire to accompany his children, due to his illegal status.His only wish is to give his son Owen the best future possible.(Must speaks Chinese) |
| Owen Lee | Male | Asian | 8-10 | Son of Clint. First language is English but can understand Chinese. His concept of identity from growing up in the US is conflicting with his father’s traditional Chinese ideology. Owen wants to find his own foothold while trying to understand his father the best he could. |
| Sister Cecil | Female | Caucasian | 53-57 | a devoted Catholic nun teaching at the Catholic school, cautious and abstinent, all she cares about is the reputation of the school. Students are afraid of her. But deeply inside she is a responsible woman who once wanted to be a mother. She gave up her freedom to religion. |
| Caleb | Male | African American | 8-11 | Owen’s only friend at school, the only black kid there. He is raised by his mother who divorced her abusing husband 5 years ago. Caleb is a quiet, insecure kid. He had watched his mother being insulted at public places for her skin color. Unlike Owen’s childlike behaviors, Caleb is pre-mature and sensitive. He hides the fact of himself being bullied at school. |
