Return to Seattle
Return to Seattle
RETURN TO SEATTLE is a story about a man who returns home to live with his father after his mother passes away. He meets a woman who leads him to rediscover his hometown through nature. A romantic comedy shot throughout Seattle and the Pacific Northwest, including Mount Rainier National Park, Olympic National Park, and North Cascades National Park, RETURN TO SEATTLE is the debut feature film of writer and director Brock Mullins and an official selection of the 2018 Chelsea Film Festival in New York.
The inspiring landscape leads Robert to make one last attempt to resuscitate his nearly non-existent filmmaking career by attempting to pull off an independent feature film in Seattle. He convinces Kirina (Amy Danneker), an actress from his first short film many years back who is on the cusp of major stardom, to join the project. Robert’s film is put to the test when he must work with the star of his film, and manage his father’s tenuous condition, all while pursuing the new love of his life.
RETURN TO SEATTLE was filmed throughout Seattle and the Pacific Northwest, including Mount Rainier National Park, Olympic National Park, and North Cascades National Park. It was an official selection of the 2018 Chelsea Film Festival in New York City in October. It is the debut feature film from award-winning short filmmaker Brock Mullins. His short films include The Highway (official selections at the LA Shorts International Film Festival, an Oscar qualifier, plus the Santa Fe Film Festival and the Bel-Air Film Festival), Providers of Joy and Solace (official selections at the World Championship of Cinema and Sports Television in Milan plus numerous other festivals) and Letting Him Go (official selection at the Columbia Gorge International Film Festival). Mullins began his career in journalism as a sportswriter, interning at the L.A. Times and Sports Illustrated before working at the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Dallas Times-Herald and the New York Times. He is also trained in classical piano and his recordings are featured on the soundtracks of his films. Mullins was born and raised in Seattle.
The inspiring landscape leads Robert to make one last attempt to resuscitate his nearly non-existent filmmaking career by attempting to pull off an independent feature film in Seattle. He convinces Kirina (Amy Danneker), an actress from his first short film many years back who is on the cusp of major stardom, to join the project. Robert’s film is put to the test when he must work with the star of his film, and manage his father’s tenuous condition, all while pursuing the new love of his life.
RETURN TO SEATTLE was filmed throughout Seattle and the Pacific Northwest, including Mount Rainier National Park, Olympic National Park, and North Cascades National Park. It was an official selection of the 2018 Chelsea Film Festival in New York City in October. It is the debut feature film from award-winning short filmmaker Brock Mullins. His short films include The Highway (official selections at the LA Shorts International Film Festival, an Oscar qualifier, plus the Santa Fe Film Festival and the Bel-Air Film Festival), Providers of Joy and Solace (official selections at the World Championship of Cinema and Sports Television in Milan plus numerous other festivals) and Letting Him Go (official selection at the Columbia Gorge International Film Festival). Mullins began his career in journalism as a sportswriter, interning at the L.A. Times and Sports Illustrated before working at the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Dallas Times-Herald and the New York Times. He is also trained in classical piano and his recordings are featured on the soundtracks of his films. Mullins was born and raised in Seattle.
Genre
Drama
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Runtime
88
Language
English
Director
Brock Mullins
Writer(s)
Brock Mullins
Cast
Brock Mullins,
Allie Pratt,
Gordon Coffey
Played at
Lumiere Music Hall 12.07.18 - 12.13.18
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