Three and a Half (2002)
Three stories are created by three artists who happen to meet together on the same subway. The painter visually depicts the life of a lonely immigrant woman who seeks companionship with the window repairman. The writer creates a story of a elderly man who seeks happiness because of the recent lose of his wife. The director films a story of an immigrant actor who struggles with his religious and sexual identity in the new land. The fictional characters become part of the creators world as they appear on the subway with them, imagination becomes reality.
Director: Boris Mojsovski
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Kim Huffman as Maja, Susan, Marie |
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Don Allison as Stanley, Paul, Landlord |
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Barbara Gordon as Mika, Cruella, Landlord's Wife |
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Walter Alza as Igor, Workman, Classmate |
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Santino Buda as David, Jim, Maja's Brother |
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Matthew Ferguson as Sasha the Director |
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Emily Taylor as Sandra |
| Production | Mike Thorn | Associate Producer |
| Writing | Boris Mojsovski | Writer |
| Writing | Mike Thorn | Writer |
| Production | Tom Strnad | Producer |
| Writing | Ryan Redford | Writer |
| Production | Lisa Laratta | Production Designer |
| Editing | Tom Strnad | Editor |
| Crew | Levko Mojsovski | Cinematography |
| Editing | Mike Thorn | Editor |
| Sound | Bill Halliday | Music |
| Directing | Boris Mojsovski | Director |
