The Name Is Rogells (Rugg-ells) (2011)

In a world where an advanced realm exists that can free the human mind of misery through dream, a fated reunion with an attractive lost love inducing euphoria, and pain.

Director:

Rachel Warner

Writer:

Rachel Warner

Stars:

Luke Flynn, Rachel Warner, Joey Panek

Cast

Cast overview:
Luke Flynn	...	Will Fishborne
Rachel Warner	...	Kitty Rogells
Joey Panek	...	Nigal
Erin Muroski	...	Kelli
Zach Reynolds	...	Wayne
Ginger Schmitz	...	Friend
Stephanie Mamus	...	young Kitty
Lynn Means	...	Teacher
Matthew Orr	...	Jake
John Mackay	...	Dad
Paula Mackay	...	Mom
Kalina Shannon	...	Acupuncturist
Guy Asbury	...	Himself
Justin Fennell	...	Tough guy
Densie Caragiolo	...	Receptionst

Storyline

A quirky offbeat tale, follows vagabond artist musician Will Fishborne, (Luke Flynn) who reunites with Kat Ruggells, (Rachel Warner) his lost love from the fifth grade. Things get dicey... when they steal off from a gas station, run from the cops, and get lost in the remote Florida woodlands; it's a wild ride when they reach his mystical haunts off the beaten path where dream merges with reality.

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Plot Keywords:

dream | love | florida woodlands | shoot through a window | supernatural power | 

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Taglines:

If LIFE were a DREAM and Dream the REALITY then where would you BE? Two PEOPLE find out...

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Genres:

Adventure | Romance

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

31 August 2011 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Florida, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$30,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

White Lotus Film

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo (Western Electric Sound System) Stereo (Stereo)

Color:

Color (DV 24p) Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Luke Flynn is Errol Flynn's grandson, and bears an uncanny resemblance to his grandfather.

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Quotes

Will Fishborne: What makes this world real?

User Reviews

This is a cool film

A friend recommended this film. And all I can say is what WTF! This is one of those films that will haunt you. You'll remember the lines, because some of the dialog is effing amazing. If you see the film you will know exactly what I mean. This film is in a class all its own. It is gutsy. Few filmmakers get to make the film they really wanna make. But Rachel Warner made the film she really wanted to make that's my hunch. There was no compromise in vision. There could have been more skin they are both hot in that "commercial way." But the film was about, "What makes this world real?" ...So T&A didn't rule. The film looked kind of racy on the cover and storyline but it was more like be careful it might go over your head. Well done.