Dischord
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Mark Wilkinson
Thomas Jay Ryan
Will Lyman
Rick Wessler
Annunziata Gianzero
Richard Bakalyan
Film Details
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Synopsis
On the brink of her world tour, and at the height of her success, alternative rock violinist, Gypsy, inexplicably disappears. Soured by the industry's commercialism, and concerned over her disintegrating marriage, Gypsy slips away with her husband, Lucian, a famous New Age composer, to the desolate environs of off-season Cape Cod, where he was raised. Yet, even here, Gypsy cannot escape her talent and celebrity. Lucian's arrogant exterior thinly masks an element of his professional jealousy, which threatens to destroy what little remains of their once vibrant marriage. While Gypsy searches for personal and creative peace, the couple's retreat is disrupted by the unexpected arrival of Lucian's estranged brother, Jimmy. Unbeknownst to them, Jimmy is silently tormented by his shattered past and has brutally killed his girlfriend. As a retired local detective closes in on Jimmy, another dead body turns up in the local waters. Meanwhile, Jimmy is becoming increasingly captivated by Gypsy's free-spirited nature, and as Lucian further alienates Gypsy, she is left in Jimmy's more attentive company. When Jimmy and Gypsy become friends, this unlikely bond between a tormented murderer and a pure artist strains the delicate balance of nature into discord.
Director
Mark Wilkinson
Cast
Thomas Jay Ryan
Will Lyman
Rick Wessler
Annunziata Gianzero
Richard Bakalyan
Jeanette O'connor
Alex Macarthur
Michael Deluise
Andrew Borba
Thomas Crawford
Crew
Natacha Alpert
Ernst Kubitza
John Mccarthy
Dana Peterson
Hana Rausalova
Maria Sparagna
Petr Stverka
Erica Switzer
Nancy Trombacco
Mark Wilkinson
Mark Wilkinson
Mark Wilkinson
Film Details
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Miscellaneous Notes
Winner of Best Film and Best Director at the 2002 Rhode Island International Film Festival.
Released in United States February 28, 2003
Released in United States on Video/DVD September 7, 2004
Released in United States September 7, 2004
Released in United States Winter February 28, 2003
Shown at Rhode Island International Film Festival August 5-11, 2002.
Shown at the IFP Market/(IFFM) in New York City September 15-22, 2000.
35mm
widescreen
color
rtg MPAA NONE
Released in United States February 28, 2003 (New York City and Los Angeles)
Released in United States Winter February 28, 2003
Released in United States on Video/DVD September 7, 2004
Released in United States September 7, 2004
