The Chameleon from Jean-Pual Salome will be in attendance at the festival and this psychological thriller pits the FBI against a devout family. Identities will be challenged as stars Ellen Barkin and Nick Stahl cling on to hope for family unity. Check this one out Friday, April 23rd if you are in the Lower Manhattan area.
The synopsis for The Chameleon here:
"When a mysterious drifter (Marc-André Grondin) is positively identified as Nicholas Barclay, a Louisiana teenager missing for three years, his sister (Emilie de Ravin) and mother (Ellen Barkin) welcome him back into their home and begin the long road to reconciliation. But the family's joyful reunion turns bittersweet when suspicions arise about the veracity of Nicolas' claims. A skeptical FBI agent (Famke Janssen) and Barclay's deadbeat brother-in-law (Brian Geraghty) set out to prove he's an imposter, exposing an array of long-dormant family secrets in the process" (Tribeca).
Release Date: April 23rd (Limited).
Director: Jean-Paul Salomé
Writer: Jean-Paul Salomé, and Natalie Carter.
Producers: Bill Perkins, Cooper Richey, Marie-Castille Mention-Schaar, Ram Bergman, and Pierre Kubel.
Cast: Emilie de Ravin, Famke Janssen, Brian Geraghty, Ellen Barkin, Nick Stahl, Nick Chinlund, and Marc-Andre Grodin.
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08.27.'09
I have been working on a film since April. The film is called 'Columbus Circle.' It was a wonderful experience with a fantastic crew. It was my first time working on a film in Los Angeles in 4 years, I was so happy to be working at home.
I am presently putting all the stills, drawings and elevations of the sets up on the 'Stills' section of this site. Please take a look and check back over the next couple of days to see the completed look of the film. The Art Department, Set Decoration Dept. Construction/Scenic departments and Property were all really talented and hardworking, all with great senses of humor. I can't wait to work with this bunch again.
03.19.'09
I just got back from working on a film called 'The Chameleon.' The film is based on a true story. I had a wonderful time working with a very talented art dept. and set dec. team lead by Monique Champagne and Lucy Leary. The general crew was lovely. It was wonderful to work with producers Ram Bergman and David Pomier again.The director Jean-Paul Salome and d.p. Pascal Ridao were both great to work with and very funny...which helped tremendously as we had 27 different locations in 25 days! I loved working in LA and can't wait to go back there again. Please have a look under the STILLS section above and see images of the sets!