“outstanding performances”
Melanie Addington
Oxford Film Freak
REVIEW
“…one of the key independent films to watch in 2009.”
Kent Victor Schuelke
Independent Films Direct
REVIEW
“In the same class of films such as Requiem for a Dream…”
Mathius Mack Gertz
Film Arcade & Reelgrok
REVIEW
Based on a true story of survival, empowerment and hope.
ONE HOUR FANTASY GIRL is a compelling coming-of-age drama that is like no other film of its kind. Boldly honest and thought provoking, the film introduces audi
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“outstanding performances”
Melanie Addington
Oxford Film Freak
REVIEW
“…one of the key independent films to watch in 2009.”
Kent Victor Schuelke
Independent Films Direct
REVIEW
“In the same class of films such as Requiem for a Dream…”
Mathius Mack Gertz
Film Arcade & Reelgrok
REVIEW
Based on a true story of survival, empowerment and hope.
ONE HOUR FANTASY GIRL is a compelling coming-of-age drama that is like no other film of its kind. Boldly honest and thought provoking, the film introduces audiences to the world of a twenty-year-old fantasy girl: Becky Lewis (Kelly-Ann Tursi), who escaped an abusive alcoholic mother at the age of 15 and has been surviving on her own in Los Angeles ever since.
Having always struggled for money, Becky becomes business partners with Chi Trang (Paul D. Nguyen), an aspiring musician, who convinces her to work as a fantasy girl, acting out any fantasy a guy wants as long as no sex or nudity is involved and is 100% legal. She immediately gains two frequent customers, Roger (Jon Morgan Woodward) and Bobby (Joe Luckay), who change her life forever.
Becky finds herself in a web of deceit, betrayal and murder that forces her to give up her own happiness. Shaken and bruised, yet determined to make it, Becky pushes forward hoping to earn enough money to invest in real estate and make the “big bucks.” Her journey leads her to find an unlikely ally who, for a moment, gives her the break she’s never had.
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