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synopsis Daniel Fitzgibbons, a popular but mischievous student at a prestigious Catholic university, is summoned by Dean Malone to be interrogated about an alleged affair with Ms. Sevone, a young female professor. Fitzgibbons quickly turns the inquisition into a psychological chess match that threatens to reveal each man's hidden secrets in this 1950's period drama. Appearances can be deceiving, and deception will be critical if Daniel wants to save himself and his secret. director Vincent DeLuca is the writer, director and producer of numerous narrative and documentary films. He has filmed in places near and far, including Los Angeles, New York, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Istanbul, and Kampala. The connective tissue linking each of these stories is Vincent's passion for cinematic history and his desire to capture the beauty of the underdog's story. He draws inspiration from artists like Scorsese, Van Gogh, Hugo, Joel and Ethan Coen, Park, and Cormac McCarthy. Vincent regularly collaborates with his supremely intelligent creative partner, Ethan Downing, and the profound and inspiring Tod Engle. Website Filmography related links
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