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The Night Passenger
Directed by Josh Bowman
Narrative Short
USA | 27 min | 2021
Marty is going through a crisis and is hanging on by a thread. After discovering a man tied up in his trunk things go from bad to worse. Worse being a psychopathic Irishman who joins Marty on a journey through the city of LA.
Director Statement
I hope you enjoy “The Night Passenger”. We wanted to take a story that has perhaps been told before but tell it in an original way that is evocative of my taste as a young filmmaker. we shot our previous short film in natural light and therefore saw this film as a huge challenge, shooting for 5 nights in Los Angeles and the surrounding area, with the constraints of shooting in and around a car, with a very limiting budget. We also wanted to give the audience a story with a real beginning, middle and end, which so many “short films” are missing these days. It has been extremely humbling to be graced with a supremely talented team for the shoot and post production and we would love to be considered for your festival so “The Night Passenger” can be seen by a much wider audience.
I hope you and your loved ones are all healthy and safe at this time.
Warm regards,
Josh Bowman
Josh Bowman
Director
Josh Bowman is a British born actor and director who has spent the last 10 years plying his trade in front of the camera on multiple tv shows (Revenge, Time After Time, Our Girl, Dr. Who) and feature films (The Nellie Bly story, Level Ip, So Undercover). He directed the sci-fi short film “EVE” which was released by Gunpowder Sky on the Dust Channel and has since received over 500,000 views. His second short film, a Neo noir thriller called “The Night Passenger” has just wrapped post production.
Film Information
Director: Josh Bowman
Country: USA
Year: 2021
Language: English
Runtime: 27 min.
Rated: PG-13
Credits
Writer: Megan Barker
Producer: Shaheen Schleifer, Patricia McCormack
Music:Scott Twynholm
Editor: Heidi Freeman
Cinematography: Edmund Curtis