Director Guild of America's Independent Directors Committee presents
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The DGA screens unreleased low budget
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Abilene |
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Hotis Brown sets out on a tractor for a three-day, hundred-mile journey across West Texas to visit his dying brother. Local sheriff Bernie Dupree and diner proprietor Betty unite in their concern for his safety, and in doing so come to realize they share other, deeper feelings. Meanwhile, both Hotis and his sister-in-law Emmeline are forced to confront their own history and reconcile past regrets for choices made years ago.
- Directed by: Joe Camp III
- Written by: Joe Camp III
- Produced by: Tom Gamble
- Director of Photography: Rob Sweeney
- Production Design by: Michael Marlowe
- Edited by: Olof Kallstrom
- Unit Production Manager: David Householter
- First Assistant Director: Jeffrey January
- Second Assistant Directors: Michael Phillips, Richard Oswald
Starring: Ernest Borgnine, James Morrison, Kim Hunter, Wendell Pierce, Park Overall, Adrian Ricard, Zoaunne LeRoy, Mary Jo Catlett, Alan North, Rance Howard.
Running Time: 104 minutes