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Drugs Booze & Woes

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about The Director

David Molino started his career in Burbank California, as an assistant editor on a flat bed, and... he also operated a 2" Quad machine. He went on to be one of the very first AVID editors and ASCR Technicians. He has worked at most of the premiere post houses in Hollywood / Burbank, area as an on-line editor.. In addition, he has a television engineering background. He went to Japan and worked as a producer to broadcast live events from Tokyo arena. (Live concerts, Fights etc.) His clients list were A list film companies who gave him creative freedom to produce and create theatrical movie trailers. A big job, for a small fish, in the big ocean of Oz. Clients like Warner Brothers, Universal Studios, Sony Pictures, MGM, and a host of other film companies who relied on his skills, talent and ability to deliver.

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An awkward journey into the world of dysfunctional behavior. Witness the ramifications of recklessness, drug and alcohol abuse, and deceitful intentions. It's easy to judge a book by it's cover. The truth is, we all know a bad drunk, they are in our everyday lives. We nurture and protect their illness' in hopes that things will get better. Or better yet, no one will notice. The delusion is that they do notice. No one speaks the truth, it is in their silence, the truth will never be told, out loud. Eventually, something bad happens and reminds us that we could have done something, but we didn't...
I have friends (plural) who have taken their lives in a moments notice, and I ask myself the question every single day; what would have happened if I would have answered the phone? Could I have made a difference? It is that one time that I chose not to answer the phone, I turned away, tired and exhausted from dealing with their issues. Sadly, I pay tribute and dedicate my film to Nicolas Holton & Kami Cole.
~David Molino

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Drugs, booze, woes

This is not an easy film to make, nor to watch. It is a reminder of the truth, the part known to self unknown to others, a staircase into your own, our own, personal hell. We are not making fun of addiction, or sensationalizing the lifestyle. Because there's nothing sensational about it. While under the influence, we all become Jekyll or Hyde maybe even both, it all depends on how many demons are inside that needs to come out. So that finally we can confront the facade of our own truth... As we struggle to make it to the last frame, remember just one word; "Awareness" that says it all. DRUGS & BOOZE = WOES

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