Angel in Chains (Video 2004)

The leader of a biker gang is forced to come to terms with his hazardous lifestyle through the relationship he developes with a little girl on a lone ranch in Arizona.

Director:

Nathan Huber

Writers:

Nathan Huber, Rodney Vance

Stars:

Kathie Baillie, Gary Bear, Keith Bennet

1 win.

Cast

Credited cast:
Kathie Baillie	...	Bartender (scenes deleted)
Gary Bear	...	Philosopher (scenes deleted)
Keith Bennet	...	Husband
Alyssa Bonagura	...	Skunk (scenes deleted)
Tana Lee Bristow	...	Penny Porter
Chelsea Jo Claxton	...	Becky Porter
Scott Fogg	...	Checkers (scenes deleted)
Bryan Fowler	...	Cue (scenes deleted)
Zach C. Gray	...	Ricky
Michael Mercurio	...	Pete
Ryan Pardeiro	...	Twitch (scenes deleted)
Don Pearson	...	Rip LeBeau
Dan Robinson	...	Bash (scenes deleted)
David Salmon	...	Al
Tracy Sibley	...	Marlin

Storyline

Rip LeBeau lives hard. The rhythm of an open road and the roar of a Harley Davidson are the heartbeat of his life. Freedom is always to be found somewhere else, and the siren call of the open highway eases his restlessness. Storming through Arizona's majestic desert landscape in route to California, Rip and his pack of fellow road warriors find themselves stranded when a clutch breaks down. The guarded hospitality of a rancher's wife and her nine-year-old daughter Becky are about to alter LeBeau's odyssey. Filled with a colorful cast of characters, Angel in Chains is an entertaining ride that shows the heart of a seasoned biker is no match for the wisdom of a little girl.

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Plot Keywords:

girl | father daughter relationship | mother daughter relationship | violence | love | 

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Taglines:

Sometimes the journey back is a hard ride

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Genres:

Short | Drama

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

11 March 2004 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Benson, Arizona, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$100,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Southern Adventist University School of Arts Films, The School of Visual Art and Design at Southern Adventist University

Technical Specs

Runtime:

40 min 75 min (DVD) 40 min (DVD)

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

This short film won "Best Feature Film" at the Sonscreen Festival, 2004, in Dallas.

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Quotes

Marlin: What's the difference between ketchup and catsup?

User Reviews

Fun film.

This movie definitely inspired me. I found out that acting is what i really want to do! And Lynn Taylor's comment really inspired me also. I thought i did not so well in this movie. But i guess everybody thought i was cute and adorable. Haha. Now I'm a teen ager and my acting career is slow right now. But hopefully it'll pick up the pace in my teen years.

I gave this movie an eight because i thought that i could have done a lot better! I was only 9. But still. It was so much fun. The energy that was going on was just happy all the time. But serious too. I loved working with the crew and everybody looking after me and everything. Especially Daniel. "The Wardrobe Guy". He was awesome! And funny. This was an experience I'll never forget and that I want to live with. Acting is my life.

If you guys haven't seen this movie yet. You might like it. But if you don't just remember it's not all that easy.

love, Chelsea