Bootleg 2012: Interview with Director Josh Wick
Little Flowers is a series of web exclusive, promotional shorts, supplemental to the feature film Francis of Brooklyn.
Produced by Devin E. Haqq, Shaune McDowell and Josh Wick. Cinematography by Shaune McDowell. Written and directed by Josh Wick.
Francis of Brooklyn plays the Afternoon Block 2-5pm, Friday May 11th at the Bootleg Film Festival in Toronto!
Please come join us or drop in if you're in the neighborhood!
March 29th, 2012
Francis of Brooklyn has it's world premiere May 10th-12th at the Bootleg Film Festival in Toronto, Canada! More info to follow ... http://www.bootlegfilmfestival.com/bff/home.html
... to the debut of the official website for the feature film FRANCIS OF BROOKLYN. We'll be updating you here on the progress of the film as it makes the festival circuit in the spring of 2012. Check back here for further updates and news about screenings and distribution in 2012!
Mr. Haqq is currently in preproduction on his second feature film as writer and director, UWAKI, as well as producing the feature film FRANCIS OF BROOKLYN. In 2006, Mr. Haqq produced the feature film ALYSSA & SARA. He is also the author of ADEPT VOL. 1 (1st Round Qualifier of the 2005 Project Greenlight Screenplay Contest) and co-author of THE BACCHAE (1st Round Qualifier of the 2007 Slamdance Horror Screenplay Competition).
As an actor, Mr. Haqq has worked in the entertainment industry for over seven years, based out of New York City, making numerous appearances on television, radio, and stage. His credits include: LAW & ORDER on NBC, HBO’s award winning ad campaign SURPRISE, directed by Sam Mendes, numerous commercial ad campaigns for Citigroup, Time Warner Cable, Comedy Central, McDonalds, the U.S. Navy, and the New Jersey Board of Tourism, just to name a few.
Devin is an M.F.A. graduate of the Alabama Shakespeare Festival's Professional Actor Training Program.
A Traumatized veteran’s vision of Jesus leads him to renounce everything he owns and form a fraternity of oddball eccentrics to join him in poverty and homelessness on the streets of Brooklyn.
