Delighted to share that Girl in Golden Gate Park, the latest feature from Coffee and Language Productions, has been honored at the Idyllwild International Festival of Cinema — Best Feature, plus the festival's Indie Spirit Award for Feature Film Cinematography for my work on the picture.
About the film
A woman evicted from her San Francisco apartment, living in her car near Golden Gate Park, devises a secret plan to defend her right to remain in the city. A mystery about holding on to who we are.
The film is the third in JP Allen's indie noir trilogy, alongside Centaur and The Filmmaker.
Written and directed by: JP Allen
Story: JP Allen and Cathy Montosa
Producer: Cathy Montosa
Cinematography: Daniel Teixeira-Gomes
Original score: John Dole
Director of lighting: Robert Elvin
Creative producers: Chopper Bernet, Dawn Rich
Cast: Kim Jiang Dubaniewicz, Erin Mei-Ling Stuart, Allison Ewing, Chris Pflueger, Sally Clawson, Elysia Oliquiano
Runtime: 94 minutes · Color
What critics have said
"A scintillating puzzle film." — Michael Fox, KQED/PBS
"Moody and unsettling." — Mick LaSalle, San Francisco Chronicle
"A love letter to Golden Gate Park." — Alan Ng, Film Threat
Watch it
Streaming on Amazon and Vimeo on Demand. See the portfolio entry or the IMDb listing for more.
Deep thanks to Idyllwild, to JP Allen and the Coffee and Language team, and to the cast and crew who made this film what it is.
