I Dream Too Much
Synopsis
After college, Dora finds herself back home, prepping for the LSAT while her friends travel the globe. When her Great Aunt Vera injures herself, Dora volunteers to help and travels to Vera's snowy estate. The last thing the venerable Vera wants is a caretaker, and the last thing Dora wants is to be bored and isolated. Still, Dora fetches sweaters, studies for the LSAT, and trashes her own attempts at poetry. She spends more and more time with a colorful group of locals, until she uncovers Vera's hidden past, leading the two women to a much stronger bond. Much to their surprise, Vera helps Dora through her poetic "muddle," and Dora discovers her own unique voice while Vera rediscovers hers.
Section: Narrative Spotlight
Premiere Status: World Premiere
Country: USA
Year: 2015
Runtime: 90min
Credits
Director: Katie Cokinos
Executive Producer: Richard Linklater
Producer: Ed McWilliams, Jay Thames
Screenwriter: Katie Cokinos
Cinematographer: Alex Rappoport
Editor: Alex Rappoport
Production Designer: Lisa Myers
Music: Heidi Rodewald
Additional Credits: Co-Producer: Jack McWilliams, Line Producer: Jonathan Burkhart
Principal Cast: Eden Brolin, Diane Ladd, Danielle Brooks, James McCaffrey, Christina Rouner
Director Bio
Katie Cokinos has a history of supporting independent film, starting in Texas where she was an administrator for SWAMP and Managing Director of the Austin Film Society. She’s made five short films, and her film Portrait of a Girl as a Young Cat premiered at SXSW. Katie currently resides in Saugerties, New York with her husband and two children.
Contact
Distributor: n/a
Sales Agent: Paradigm, Nick LoPiccolo
Public Film Contact
Jay Thames
77 Films
jt@seventysevenfilms.com
(323) 253-1588
Publicity Contact
Falco Ink
shannontreusch@falcoink.com