SCREENINGS
On October 2, 2003, Six Tulips, had a screening at the Tribeca Film Center in New York City.
FESTIVALS and AWARDS
We’re proud to announce that Six Tulips, was featured in the Sunnyside Film Festival, on September 5th and 6th, 2003. The Sunnyside Film Festival is a community-based Film&Video Show that aims to build bridges between cultures by celebrating the diversity of the Sunnyside neighborhood and by connecting neighbors through artistic experience.
Six Tulips was also featured in the Back Alley Film Festival.
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Genre
Shorts
Episodes | Running Time
1 X 12
description
Written by Rachel Langley, Six Tulips explores how a simple gesture can affect people's lives.
"Six Tulips begins in Central Park with an almost comedic scenario of a charismatic young man and his apparently agitated girlfriend. Making a feeble attempt to salvage the relationship, he hands her a bunch of fresh tulips. In disgust, the girlfriend throws them down, leaving the young man to find comfort in the arms of a sexy female onlooker while the flowers are left deserted on the ground. The story takes a poignant turn as we see five different characters – one by one – enter the Park. Each tulip, in turn, finds its way to the characters, leaving an imprint on their soul. Six Tulips is a film that shows us the resilience of a person’s spirit and the surprising impact of something so slight and delicate as a flower."
"Six Tulips was written out of a desire to show a simple story with a simple message. Look past what you see and understand the common bonds that join us." - Rachel Langley
Duane Langley, a veteran of Regret and A Million Miles directed the 35mm black and white short, filmed entirely in New York' City's Central Park.
Additional Information
For additional information, contact us at:
info@24fpsproductions.com