What is the movie about?
“How far would YOU go to help a stranger?”
While driving to a life-changing business meeting with coworkers, Linda, an ordinary woman, passes a stalled car on the side of the road. She immediately has a premonition that creates an overwhelming feeling that she should help a stranger. So, she reluctantly returns to the vehicle against the advice of her friends. This decision ignites an adventure she will never forget, ultimately changing her life…forever.
Who are we?
Hello, my name is Howard Clay, an award winning Director/Writer/Producer, and the founder of Howard Clay Films.
Howard Clay Films is an independent film production company that creates and produces high-quality, micro-budget films and Unscripted Television Projects. Our movies encourage, uplift and depict African-Americans and other minorities in a positive light. Thus, creating strong characters and opportunities that will allow minorities to shine.
Our unscripted projects will highlight minority WOMEN, who are making their mark on the world.
#BlackPositive
This is our team's mission, our goal.
WE need to create stories, and characters that go past the stereo-types and provide images and hero's for the next generation to believe in.
WE need to create opportunities for minority actors to play roles that can get them noticed for their talent and praised for their hard work.
WE need to become supporters and financiers that get behind projects that will move our culture and other minorities, forward!
MILE 19! Why this film now?
Here’s the problem. Over the years, there has only been a small collection of positive films for the culture. Can we truly say that’s enough? Can we truly say that the films that Hollywood produces represent us as a whole? The gap of proper representation in the movie industry in the presentation, staffing, and various depictions of minorities has gone on for way too long.
While there has been immense progress since 2000, needless to say, traditional award ceremonies are still lacking in accurate minority representation, because minorities lack the roles and productions that will get them noticed. How will we bridge this gap? By creating, producing, and releasing films that fill that need.