My Suicide
Promotional film poster
Directed by	David Lee Miller
Produced by	Todd Traina David Lee Miller Eric J. Adams Larry Janss
Written by	David Lee Miller Gabriel Sunday Eric J. Adams
Starring	Gabriel Sunday Brooke Nevin David Carradine Nora Dunn
Cinematography	Lisa Wiegand Anjo Hill
Editing by	Gabriel Sunday Jordan J. Miller
Release date(s)	1 February 2010
Running time	105 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

My Suicide is an upcoming teen dramedy feature film directed by David Lee Miller and starring Gabriel Sunday. It won the best feature film prize for the 2009 Berlin International Film Festival's youth film section Generation 14plus.^[1]

Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast 3 Awards 4 External links 5 References

[edit] Plot

The film is about Archie Holden Buster Williams, an isolated high school media geek who becomes the most visible kid in the school when he announces he's going to kill himself on camera for his final video class project. As word spreads, adults, kids and the system barrage Archie—some hoping to save him, others trying to push him over the edge. Archie films it all, hiding nothing from the audience: the realities of life, death, violence, sex, money, drugs, music, and the intense media overload and shallow hypocrisy bombarding all teenagers.

[edit] Cast

• Gabriel Sunday as Archie Holden Buster Williams
• Brooke Nevin as Sierra Silver
• David Carradine as Jesse Gabriel Vargas
• Mariel Hemingway as Charlotte Silver
• Nora Dunn as Gretchen Williams
• Joe Mantegna as Dr. Gafur Chandrasakar
• Michael Welch as Earl
• Zachary Ray Sherman as Corey
• Vanessa Lengies as Mallory
• Tony Hale as Social Worker
• Sandy Martin as Mrs. Ellis
• Tim Halligan as Mr. Silver
• Steven Anthony Lawrence as Brainiac
• Stephen Sowan as Stoner
• Ernie Garrett as P.E. Teacher

[edit] Awards

• Crystal Bear Best Picture Generation 14plus — Berlin International Film Festival 2009^[2]
• Grand Jury Award for Best Feature — GenArt Film Festival 2009^[3]
• Audience Award for Best Feature — GenArt Film Festival 2009^[4]
• Outstanding Achievement in Filmmaking — Newport Beach Film Festival 2009^[5]
• Youth Jury Award for Best FutureWave Feature — Seattle International Film Festival 2009^[6]
• Best Dramatic Feature — Edmonton International Film Festival 2009^[7]

[edit] External links

• My Suicide at the Internet Movie Database

[edit] References