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Bollywood and Vine
- Director: Donald Farmer; Edward Jordon
- Writer: Edward Jordon
- Producer: Skye Aubrey; Gary C. Booth
CGiii Comment
If you don't switch off after 4 minutes...then, you will feel as manically suicidal as the person who wrote this.
Goodbye cruel world...
Trailer...
The(ir) Blurb...
The Bannerji's are Bengali-speaking Americans who live in Massachusetts along with their son, Bhuvan. The family operates a tour bus called 'Bannerji Tours' that takes tourists to special spots in Hollywood. Bhuvan is enthralled with yesteryear actress, Delilah Leigh, and will do anything to get her to act in his scripted Bollywood movie. Whenever he drives the tour bus, he makes it a point to stop near her house. Then one day his patience pays off, he spots her, she waves at the bus, and the two eventually meet each other. The Bannerji's will soon find out that their son is going to be involved with Delilah's gay son, Devin; kidnapping, and a sudden death - events that will change their lives forever.
Cast & Characters
Skye Aubrey as Delilah Leigh;
Jamey Schrick as Bhuvan Bannerji;
J.R. Jones as Devin Leigh;
Trish Dempsey as Neighbor;
Gunvant Patel as Mr. Bannerji;
Urmila Patel as Mrs. Bannerji;
Justin Osterthaler as Movie Monsters;
Christina Daoust as 'R.I.P.' TV Host;
Robert Lynch as 'R.I.P.' TV Host;
Stig Lindow as Tourist;
Wiley B. Oscar as Tourist / Hostage;
Meghan Mazer as Tourist;
Nancy Sepulveda as Tourist;
Ed Slaughter as Tourist;
John LeMieux as Local News Reporter