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| | ==Synopsis== | | ==Synopsis== |
| | Gage Bladik whose anger issues threaten to upset the relationships in his life. Themes include that of brotherly love, and the desire to change oneself for another person. Gage and his autistic brother Tommy lost their parents at a young age. Gage, now a young man who was raised to be a resilient self-Reliant child, has underlying anger and road rage issues. Gage's Fiance Chelsea Sanworth works with him to curb his temper. She loves him but fears their relationship is turning into a violent one. As a result, she offers an ultimatum on their impending marriage: get help, or the wedding is off. Gage Bladik is an on edge office worker by day and a riled up Road Rager by night. The film brings viewers inside the life of two individuals and how the anger affects both themselves and the lives around them. The story is depicted through a first hand set of experiences inside the life of Gage Bladik that evokes emotional responses for reasons why he has anger. Gage's backstory shows him caring for his highly autistic brother who's reliant completely on Gage, his caring for him, then showing viewers the stress moments he must endure to the relationship he has with his Fiance, and Psychiatric help that places him among high-anger reasons for having road rage. Moreover the impact-full nature of the often overlooked topics of anger, cause and effect and road rage occur throughout the film. | | Gage Bladik whose anger issues threaten to upset the relationships in his life. Themes include that of brotherly love, and the desire to change oneself for another person. Gage and his autistic brother Tommy lost their parents at a young age. Gage, now a young man who was raised to be a resilient self-Reliant child, has underlying anger and road rage issues. Gage's Fiance Chelsea Sanworth works with him to curb his temper. She loves him but fears their relationship is turning into a violent one. As a result, she offers an ultimatum on their impending marriage: get help, or the wedding is off. Gage Bladik is an on edge office worker by day and a riled up Road Rager by night. The film brings viewers inside the life of two individuals and how the anger affects both themselves and the lives around them. The story is depicted through a first hand set of experiences inside the life of Gage Bladik that evokes emotional responses for reasons why he has anger. Gage's backstory shows him caring for his highly autistic brother who's reliant completely on Gage, his caring for him, then showing viewers the stress moments he must endure to the relationship he has with his Fiance, and Psychiatric help that places him among high-anger reasons for having road rage. Moreover the impact-full nature of the often overlooked topics of anger, cause and effect and road rage occur throughout the film. |
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| | ==Cast== | | ==Cast== |
| | *Mark Holzum as (Gage Bladik) | | *Mark Holzum as (Gage Bladik) |
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| | *Chris Pickup as (Guillotine Griego) | | *Chris Pickup as (Guillotine Griego) |
| | *Neil McDonald as (Mr. Berman/Mr.Sanworth) | | *Neil McDonald as (Mr. Berman/Mr.Sanworth) |
| − | *Rylee Cravens as (Summer - Office Intern) | + | *[[Rylee Cravens]] as (Summer - Office Intern) |
| | *Molly Cravens as (Piper - Barista) | | *Molly Cravens as (Piper - Barista) |
| | *[[Bryan Kreutz]] as (Coffee customer commenter) | | *[[Bryan Kreutz]] as (Coffee customer commenter) |
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| | ==Festival and Theatrical release== | | ==Festival and Theatrical release== |
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| | *Official Selection - Indie Fest USA Int'l Film Festival, 2013 | | *Official Selection - Indie Fest USA Int'l Film Festival, 2013 |
| | *Theatrical Release Premiere - Granite City Cinema, 2013 | | *Theatrical Release Premiere - Granite City Cinema, 2013 |