MUST COME DOWN
by Kenny Riches
Sept. 24th at 8pm at BCT.
Tickets are $10.
The film will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker and some cast members. It has previously been shown at the Cinequest Festival in San Jose, the Phoenix Film Festival, Newport Beach Festival, Minneapolis/St. Paul International Film Festival and the Salt Lake Film Festival.
ABOUT THE FILM
Holly (Ashly Burch) and Ashley (David Fetzer), both in the midst of individual quarter-life crises, meet by chance when their peculiar activities intersect at the same bus stop. Ashley, in his late twenties, quit his job to travel in search of internal clarity—stopping along the way to visit his childhood home with an
ulterior motive to break in for the nostalgic rush. Holly, in her early twenties, is mourning the loss of an immature and short-lived relationship with her restaurant manager who ultimately fired her, leaving her jobless and directionless as well as heartbroken. Both struggling to move on from the past, Holly and Ashley share brief, strange, and juvenile misadventures as they compare and contrast, and commiserate as grown-up children stumbling through life’s final bout of growing pains.
ABOUT THE FILMMAKER
Kenny Riches is an artist and filmmaker born in Toyota City, Japan, and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah. He has exhibited his artwork nationally, most recently at the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, Jancar Gallery Los Angeles, and the Torrance Art Museum. This is his third film project working with Patrick Fugit and David Fetzer, and his first feature length film.
To learn more about the film visit www.mustcomedownmovie.com.
