FEATURE FILM

Missing In America
Operation Filmmaker
Legacy
So Much So Fast
Omar & Pete
Parallel Lines
Red Betsy
Outside Providence
Always a Bridesmaid
The Autumn Heart
Say You'll Be Mine
Troublesome Creek

 

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Renewal
The Nazi Officer's Wife
Johnson County War
Strange Days on Planet Earth
Hollywood Residential
Evolution
Rx for Survival
Odyssey of Life
Columbus & the Age of Discovery

 

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Titles
Henry’s Gone
Meeting Henry
Lenny Hangs On
Going to the Beach
Jake’s Journey

Missing In America

Starring Danny Glover, Ron Perlman, Linda Hamilton and David Strathairn
Directed by Gabrielle Savage Dockterman

  • Best Feature Film – Boston International Film Festival
  • Best Film – Monaco International Film Festival

Danny Glover stars as Jake Neeley, a Vietnam veteran haunted by memories of lives lost under his command, who has lived in self-imposed exile in the rain forest of the Pacific Northwest for more than thirty years. When a former member of his platoon (David Strathairn) mysteriously appears at his remote cabin with his nine-year-old daughter, Jake is forced to face long buried feelings, and begins an unexpected journey to healing.

Linda Hamilton plays a feisty, widowed storekeeper who is Jake's sole contact with the outside world. Ron Perlman portrays Red, a badly scarred, deranged "bush vet" the little girl attempts to befriend.

The score uses orchestra in combination with a variety of stringed folk instruments (dulcimer, fiddle, mandola, psalter) and exotic winds to paint an inner landscape as woody and isolated as the great Northwest forest that Jake has escaped to. A central motif is Red's theme, which serves as the sad, troubled core of the score and represents all that Jake must finally release. There are also lighter moments as Jake begins to bond with the young girl and find his way back into the world.