Hold Up
Directed by Ash BlodgettHold Up takes a comedic look at the problems everyday people face during difficult economic times. It is the story of Bonnie (Marissa Skell), an independent artist struggling to pay the bills, and Jim (Ryan Scott Self), a dreamer stuck in a dead-end pawn shop job. Their paths intertwine when Bonnie's replica painting is mistaken as an original by Mahesh (Sid Veda), a local convenience store owner. The story's theme echoes the idea of taking control of one's life by taking action, even extreme ones, and is inspired by the classic story of Bonnie and Clyde. Against all odds, the two characters manage to step forward toward their dreams of experiencing life to the fullest.
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Hold Up was directed by Ash Blodgett.
Hold Up was produced by Ari Berger, Mac Faulkner, Jona Ward.
Hold Up takes a comedic look at the problems everyday people face during difficult economic times. It is the story of Bonnie (Marissa Skell), an independent artist struggling to pay the bills, and Jim (Ryan Scott Self), a dreamer stuck in a dead-end pawn shop job. Their paths intertwine when Bonnie's replica painting is mistaken as an original by Mahesh (Sid Veda), a local convenience store owner. The story's theme echoes the idea of taking control of one's life by taking action, even extreme ones, and is inspired by the classic story of Bonnie and Clyde. Against all odds, the two characters manage to step forward toward their dreams of experiencing life to the fullest.
The key characters in Hold Up are Bonnie (Marissa Skell), Jim (Ryan Self), Cormac (Kevin Dorian).
Hold Up is a Short, Comedy film.
Hold Up has an audience rating of 8.3 out of 10.