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For The Love Of Movies... Can We Talk?Movies In The Making - "For The Cause" (Fundraising)
We always want to profile worthy films and filmmakers that will be of interest to our S & A readers, and so, with that in mind, we would like to present to you the fundraising trailer for the feature film For The Cause which will be directed by New York based filmmaker Katherine Nero.
The film deals with a civil rights attorney who defies her mother to defend her estranged father against a 30 year old murder charge. Looks promising and if you want any more info about the film, or Ms. Nero, go here http://forthecause-themovie.com/.
For The Cause - Trailer from IMPAKT STUDIO/Chris & Blaq on Vimeo.
2 Comments
ska-triumph | May 11, 2011 9:35 AM
I remember meeting and witnessing Ms. Nero work a draft of the screenplay in a shared class a couple years ago. Kudos to her for staying with the story and taking it to the next level. Smart approach to the this trailer-intro.
Mr. Bubbles | May 11, 2011 5:46 AM
A stronger actress is needed to play the play the lawyer. Her delivery in the courtroom is not believable. The ending of this trailer would have been perfect with saying "For The Cause" 1 time.