The Release Of "THE STILL LIFE" by Albion Entertainment In September 2005

Los Angeles, CA – First-time director Joel Miller and Los Angeles-based Albion Entertainment explore the fragile separation between failure and success and love and tragedy with their debut film, THE STILL LIFE, set to be released in September 2005. Starring Jason Barry (Titanic), the film is about the redemption of an artist who struggles to regain himself and his identity after giving in to conventional success.

This passionate, urban drama details the life of reclusive, alcoholic artist Julian Lamont (Jason Barry, Titanic) and his journey along a path of destructionism – a new genre of art that he accidentally develops during a night of self-loathing. Throughout the film, he is faced with a myriad of relationships that force him to take responsibility for his personal choices and to make a decision about the kind of artist that he wants to be. THE STILL LIFE co-stars Lamont’s mean and bitter landlord, Mrs. Stratford (Terry Moore, Welcome Back Little Sheba), his girlfriend (Rachel Miner, Bully), and her boss, a respected art dealer (Don S. Davis, Stargate SG-1).

Miller gained experience in the film world by serving as a set dresser on numerous productions, including “All the Rage