"Sidewalks"
talks to the director and actors of a new independent
film that combines the
thrills of a classic
detective mystery with the
imagination of science
fantasy
At WonderCon in San
Francidco, Sidewalks
hosts Rafael Siegel and
Richard R. Lee had a chance
to meet the stars and
award-winning director
James Kerwin, who were
promoting the new
independently produced,
mystery / sci-fi film
entitled "Yesterday Was a
Lie."
In the noir film
produced
by
Helicon Arts Cooperative,
Hoyle (played by Kipleigh
Brown, Star Trek:
Enterprise) -- a girl
with a sharp mind and a
weakness for bourbon --
finds herself on the trail
of a reclusive genius (John
Newton, TV's Superboy
and
The Untouchables). But
her work takes a series of
unforeseen twists as events
around her grow increasingly
fragmented...disconnected...
surreal.
With an ethereal lounge
singer (Chase Masterson,
Star Trek: Deep Space
Nine, "Robotech: The
Shadow Chronicles") and her
loyal partner (Mik Scriba,
The Practice) as her
only allies, Hoyle is
plunged into a dark world of
intrigue and
earth-shattering
cosmological secrets.
Haunted by an ever-present
shadow (Peter Mayhew,
"Star Wars" films) whom she is
destined to face, Hoyle
discovers that the most
powerful force in the
universe -- the power to
bend reality, the power to
know the truth -- lies
within the depths of the
human heart.
The actors and director
appear in these exclusive
Sidewalks Interviews:
each discussing their roles in
"Yesterday Was a Lie," as
well as their respective
careers. In addition to the
interviews, a special
trailer can also be viewed.
Rafael
speaks to actress
and "Yesterday Was a Lie" producer Chase Masterson (Leeta on Star
Trek: DS9) about
her career in sci-fi projects, the internet
"Star Trek," and her jazz albums.
Richard talks to actor
John Newton about being
the first Superboy, and working on other TV
shows.
Richard speaks to actor Peter Mayhew
about his legendary role as Han Solo's wookie,
Chewbacca, on the "Star Wars" films.
Richard talks to director James Kerwin
about starting his career as a director and the
world of independent filmmaking. Additionally,
Kerwin gives advice to aspiring directors.
Sidewalks will have more
on-line coverage when the
film is slated for release.
Films clips and images provided by:
Helicon Arts Cooperative Editor:
Richard R. Lee Special Thanks To:
WonderCon/Comic-Con
"Yesterday Was
A Lie"
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At WonderCon in San Francidco, Sidewalks hosts Rafael Siegel and Richard R. Lee had a chance to meet the stars and award-winning director James Kerwin, who were promoting the new independently produced, mystery / sci-fi film entitled "Yesterday Was a Lie."
The actors and director
appear in these exclusive
Sidewalks Interviews:
each discussing their roles in
"Yesterday Was a Lie," as
well as their respective
careers. In addition to the
interviews, a special
trailer can also be viewed.
In the noir film produced by Helicon Arts Cooperative, Hoyle (played by Kipleigh Brown, Star Trek: Enterprise) -- a girl with a sharp mind and a weakness for bourbon -- finds herself on the trail of a reclusive genius (John Newton, TV's Superboy and The Untouchables). But her work takes a series of unforeseen twists as events around her grow increasingly fragmented...disconnected... surreal.
With an ethereal lounge singer (Chase Masterson, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, "Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles") and her loyal partner (Mik Scriba, The Practice) as her only allies, Hoyle is plunged into a dark world of intrigue and earth-shattering cosmological secrets. Haunted by an ever-present shadow (Peter Mayhew, "Star Wars" films) whom she is destined to face, Hoyle discovers that the most powerful force in the universe -- the power to bend reality, the power to know the truth -- lies within the depths of the human heart.
Sidewalks will have more on-line coverage when the film is slated for release.