A Grain of Sand (2013)
As Steve prepares the perfect proposal, his girlfriend, Ally finds out the bank is going to take her grandma’s house if she doesn’t come up with a very large sum of money by noon on Monday. On the way home she stops for a cup of coffee and meets Tony and Frankie, a couple of bumbling mobsters who have just completed a large “deal”. When they leave the coffee shop their backpacks get switched. The mayhem begins when Ally discovers she has a bag full of mob money and Sal, the mob boss finds the “morons” have brought back the wrong bag full of nursing books. Sal gives Tony and Frankie one hour to retrieve the money while Ally tries to convince Steve to keep it. Stir in Steve’s meddling mother and a couple of inept FBI agents and you have a recipe for a hilarious zany adventure. Can romance win over all of these obstacles?
Director: Mike Sneed
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Ken Alter as Mr. Greely |
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Ameir Aoun as Young Frankie |
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Samantha Mae Avery as Ally |
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Alana Jo Beckman as Linzey |
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Alex Bozinovic as Steve |
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Kimberly Cruchon Brooks as Mrs. McNally |
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Justin Drenan as Pizza Guy |
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Christy Edwards as Motel Clerk |
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Rocco Guirlanda as Sal |
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Scott Huard as Street Criminal |
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Kimberly K. Jones as Rose |
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Madge Levinson as Granny |
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Brandon Mach as Older Boy Dancer |
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Caden Miller-Baker as Boy 1 |
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Jessica Nichole as Angela |
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Tim Oestreich as Tiny |
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Col. Neil J. Patterson as Chef |
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Darryl Perry as Agent Rowlings |
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Darryl Perry as Agent Rawlings |
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Cara Rakowicz as Coffee Shop Girl / Bridesmaid |
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Andrew David Romano as Tony |
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Frank A. Simasko as Preacher |
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Jennifer Thal as Room Service Girl |
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Gregory Walter as Frank |
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Tonino Zaccagnini as D.J. |
| Writing | Mike Sneed | Writer |
| Directing | Mike Sneed | Director |
