EPK - Days Together

Film Habit Presents
Written and Directed by Peter Monro
Starring Erin Anderson and Brian Soika
LOGLINE
A frustrated and lost young woman escapes the city
on a road trip to Seattle and lets a musician friend
hitch a ride.
SYNOPSIS
Alex is single and at a crossroads in her life as she
watches her close friends settle down, get married,
and have kids. A trail of numbing late night hook-ups
and useless advice leads her to Paul, a drummer ready
to leave Los Angeles for a simpler life. Eager to escape
the city for a while, Alex plans to drive up to Seattle to
visit her sister, and decides to let Paul hitch a ride. The
two new friends take on the road together, enjoying
each other’s company and affections until they realize
that they must both forge ahead on their own.
DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT
In the film, I wanted to capture a specific period in
a young person’s life without being heavy handed
or moralistic. I approached Alex’s story as more of
a scientific observer, without having a set ending or
conclusion. Rather than taking Alex through a series
of obstacles and having her come to some realization,
I wanted to establish a mood for her and follow her
on a journey. She feels unsatisfied and lost, but there
is still a lot of beauty around her. As a result, the film
is more impressionistic, colored with the images and
voices that I feel are very powerful and real, although
not always easy to understand.
Contact [email protected] • (213) 503-7867 Trailer www.daystogethermovie.com
DIRECTOR’S BIO
Peter Monro, originally from Detroit, began his filmmaking
career with a short, Lunch and Retreat, an exercise in
docu-fiction about young adults in transition. He followed
with consistent work in music videos for local Los Angeles
bands Les Blanks and The Damselles (honorable mention
at the LA Int’l New Wave Film Fest, Golden Ace Award
at the Las Vegas Film Festival, Action on Film, Radar
Hamburg International Film Festival). Days Together
marks his feature film debut having screened in Los
Angeles (Dances With Films), New York (Gotham Screen
International), Charlottesville (Virginia Film Festival) and
Bratislava, Slovakia (International Film Festival Bratislava).
His most recent project is a collaborative music video
effort, The Thunder May Have Ruined The Moment, with
composer William Ryan Fritch.
FILMOGRAPHY
The Thunder May Have Ruined the Moment
Collaborative Music Video Project (2011)
How Deep Is The Night
Damselles and the TC4 music video (2010)
Bedheads
Web Series (2009)
La Reina
Les Blanks music video (2008)
Lunch and Retreat
(2007)
ERIN ANDERSON BIO
(Best Actress - Gotham Screen Int’l) Erin Anderson
works in film, television, and theatre, and continues to
emerge on the independent film scene while developing a
body of TV, commercial, and voiceover work. Erin will soon
be seen in Ken Roht’s film, THE BLOODY INDULGENT;
on television, Erin has appeared on CRIMINAL MINDS,
STRONG MEDICINE, and in several national commercials.
Erin has acted onstage regionally at the Williamstown
Theatre Festival, and throughout LA as a member of the
Actors’ Gang and teatro de facto. Other stage credits
include MARAT/SADE (2006 L.A. Weekly Award Best
Production of the Year), GOOD THING directed by Robert
Castro, and many others.
Contact [email protected] • (213) 503-7867 Trailer www.daystogethermovie.com