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There’s a certain point of pride when covering films and much of it has to do with the occasional correspondence with filmmakers behind the scenes. I’ve followed director John Balazs for about four years now since he ramped up Dancer, a recent action short that’s now poised for feature film production in the months to come, and so it gives me great pleasure to be able to share the trailer for Balazs’s latest feature endeavor, Rage, now online Gravitas Ventures ahead of its February 23 VOD release in the U.S. and Australia.
When a violent home invasion brings an already troubled marriage closer to the brink, a husband must come to terms with his own indiscretions, in a desperate move to seek forgiveness that will bring them both to the point of no return.
I’m totally taking credit for the synopsis above provided by GV, and I especially thank Balazs for using it to his advantage, and to Michael Kospiah for his approval as well. I’ve been excited to cover Balazs for as long as I have, and I sincerely hope to bring more news on his work in the months ahead.
As for Rage, it’s a solid piece of work that’s earned all its festival praise and accolades thusfar. I speak more on it here, of course.
Rage stars Matt Theo, Hayley Beveridge, Richard Norton, Tottie Goldsmith, Melissa Barlas, Natasha Maymon, Tony Kots and Jasper Bagg, with Nic Stevens, Stephen Degenaro, Marcus Merkoski, Steve Gration and Josette Bradley.
