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| Country |
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| Singapore/ Indonesia/ USA Co-Production |
| Cast |
| Eric Mabius, Laura Ramsey, Will Yun Lee, Fernando Noriega, Luke Brandon Field, Elsa Pataky, Emmanuelle Vaugier, Jesse Garcia, Boris Lee Krutonog and Eric Avari |
| Synopsis |
| In her feature directorial debut "Where The Road Meets The Sun," Singaporean native Mun Chee Yong tells the story of four men whose lives intersect at a rundown |
| Hollywood hotel. Takashi, a Japanese hitman who wakes up from a four-year coma, moves to LA to escape mysterious traumatic memories. He strikes an unusual |
| friendship with Blake, the hotel manager who still mourns the loss of his wife to an affair he ended up regretting. Meanwhile, Julio, an illegal immigrant who works |
| at an Indian restaurant to provide for his wife and kid back in Mexico, befriends Guy, a young British backpacker who lives off his estranged father's ATM card and sleeps |
| with any girl who crosses his path. The film intercuts between the blossoming of these two friendships. Takashi attempts to help Blake break from his past, but in the process |
| is forced to confront his own violent memories. Julio and Guy hustle for day to day survival and forge dreams of a better future, but after Julio steals Guy's passport and sells |
| it for a grand, not only is their friendship at stake but also their lives. What follows are the at times wild and often gut-wrenching adventures of four men trying to survive |
| both emotionally and physically. |
| Dir's Bio |
| Mun Chee grew up in Singapore. At 18, she took her first plane ride, landing in London where she would spend the next three years studying monetary economics at the |
| London School of Economics on a scholarship while getting to know the world. She backpacked widely in Europe and in the Middle East, working on a goat farm where the sun never set, |
| in a cable factory, at a dishwashing conveyor belt, on a kibbutz. She then returned to Singapore and got a job as a broadcast journalist, covering social and political stories |
| in Asia. She co-created Extraordinary People, winner of an Asian TV Award for Best Documentary Series. Later, she moved to Los Angeles to study at the esteemed USC film school where |
| she focused on directing and also cinematography. She won a DGA student film award for her short film, 9:30. It also screened at over 50 festivals worldwide, including Deauville, |
| Edinburgh and Cannes "Tou Les Cinemas Du Monde", winning a special jury award at SXSW. |
| Crew |
| WRITER / DIRECTOR: Yong Mun Chee |
| PRODUCERS: Yong Mun Chee, Delon Tio, Brett Henenberg |
| CO-PRODUCER: Shannon Makhanian |
| EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Linda Pianigiani, Marsio Juwono, Jeannes Linarte, Evelyn Juwita Sasmito |
| DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Gavin Kelly |
| EDITOR: Azhar Ismon |
| ADDITIONAL EDITOR: Guillermo Rodriguez |
| PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Linda Sena |
| COSTUME DESIGNER: Elaine Montalvo |
| MUSIC: Patrick Kirst |
| Contact |
| Linda Pianigiani |
| hollywooduntitled@gmail.com |
| Big Machine Films |