NANOBLOOD WITH AMANDA FULLER - GABRIEL CAST

NEW MOVIE


Gabriel will star with Amanda Fuller (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0298168/)
in Lindsay Haun's first film 'NanoBlood', written by Nicholas Roth.

Gabriel will play the Role of TOBY

More info below:

THE PROJECT:

To paraphrase Toni Morrison: If there is a film you want to see and it doesn’t exist, then you have to make that film.
The Nanoblood project came about because our small collective of experienced and visionary artists wanted to see a certain kind of movie, but there wasn’t one quite like this: bold, avant-garde, and unafraid to be totally out there––sexually, and aesthetically as well.
We wanted to see science fiction films where the drama is still intimate and small, where instead of wild spacescapes and aliens (which obviously we all love, too), we see a future where the mundane problems of love and life are inflected by a technology that comes out of us from the inside.   Where the giant robots are just blood cells and we’ve taken them in like they were Lipitor.
We wanted to see a movie where sexuality isn’t limited to “normal” or “gay” as if those were mutually exclusive categories.  We wanted to see a film where instead of categories we just have people and their conflicted desires.   Maybe that’s what the future looks like, who knows?
And finally we wanted to see a movie where a bold visual style doesn’t seem to apologize for lackluster plot and character or serve as a clever gimmick.
But we couldn’t find a movie with all those things at once.  So we decided to make it ourselves.

THE FILM:

Gary is a painter recently out of a day job, and his wife Lisa is a graduate student in nanobiology whose funding is contingent on her participation in an experimental trial to replace her blood cells with microscopic robots: nanobots.
But when they decide to rent Gary’s painting studio out to Toby, a mysterious visiting scholar also participating in Lisa’s clinical trial, their bodies begin to change in unexpected ways, and sexual desire begins to emerge in unexpected places.
The bots, it seems, have a mind of their own...