Independent film 'The Port' set to begin production in Bridgeport
Joel Roman says "The Port," which is inspired by true events, is about a group of friends who have to make a crucial decision whether to stay in their safe, but boring lives, or, to risk everything for a shot at real happiness.
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21ds agoA local filmmaker is set to begin
production on an independent movie set in Bridgeport.
Joel Roman says "The
Port," which is inspired by true events, is about a group of friends who
have to make a crucial decision whether to stay in their safe, but boring
lives, or, to risk everything for a shot at real happiness.
"It will challenge your mind,
there's inspirational messages in the dialogue in the characters. You will see
yourself living through these characters in 'The Port,'" said Roman.
Roman says he raised the money the
make the film through a crowd-funding website based in Los Angeles.
"The Port" is on track to
be released next year.