Indie film from the vault: PUSHCART
Posted on | April 22, 2009 |
Well, I am in the middle of a big project right now that is eating lots of my time. More on that when it matures. In the meantime, I figured since I am working on a film right now, I’d post my last personal film project that came to fruition. Enter: PUSHCART.
I think the whole story tells itself. I do wish to state this for the record - upon watching it again now, I find myself thinking, “Wow, that was me in another life.”
What happens when some your friends aren’t normal, you aren’t normal, you’re all in Atlantic City for a trade show and you have DV cameras? A documentary that reveals the otherwise unnoticed pushcart drivers on Atlantic City’s Boardwalk and also explores the ties and inspiration of friendship.
Tags: andre costantini > atlantic city > dj ladez > indie film > ken hubbard > matt hill > pushcart > pushcart drivers
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