White Men in Seminole Flats (2004)

Two men race across a remote desert wasteland, one in desperate need of a doctor. What should have been a routine arms deal has gone terribly awry, and now, if they want to live, they'll need to get the lead out in more ways than one.

Director:

Greg Stuart Smith

Writers:

Greg Stuart Smith, Aron Watman

Stars:

Scoot McNairy, Jim Thalman, Judd Laurance

Cast

Cast overview:
Scoot McNairy	...	Dale
Jim Thalman	...	Reese
Judd Laurance	...	Davis
Ben Northington	...	Chopper
Michael Kasin	...	Charlie
Richard Burns	...	Highway Patrolman #1
Terry Snell	...	Highway Patrolman #2
Christian Snell	...	Highway Patrolman #3
Rick Fallon	...	Highway Patrolman #4
Maurie Watman	...	Highway Patrolman #5
Stephanie Rogers	...	Highway Patrol Woman
Michelle Fallon	...	Nurse

Storyline

Two men race across a remote desert wasteland, one in desperate need of a doctor. What should have been a routine arms deal has gone terribly awry, and now, if they want to live, they'll need to get the lead out in more ways than one.

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Plot Keywords:

dipped cone | misfire | intellectual disability slur

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Taglines:

The desert can prove unforgiving...so can they.

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Genres:

Short | Action | Comedy | Crime

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

26 April 2004 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Palmdale, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$63,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

24 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby SR

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

The van used by the militants during the film pays direct homage to the van driven by "The A-Team." The van itself was tan, though; filmmakers used temporary latex paint to create the likeness.

User Reviews

Fun stuff.

Fun movie with healthy doses of humor, bullets, and irony. Though director Greg Smith has a wonderful sense of pacing and stupendous comic timing, the real gem in WMISF is Ben Northington as "Chopper". Anyone who knows the Adonis that is Ben Northington knows full well that the character on screen is an entirely different animal. But while watching the mangy, witless and stupid Chopper, you forget that Ben Northington is in fact a handsome man, a strong and smart man. An incredible man. Kudos to Greg Smith for bringing out the best, which is to say the worst, in Northington, and to introducing him to the cinematic landscape.