Henry (Jamie Harrold) is a talented violinist. Paralyzed by stage fright, he cannot play in front of an audience. He lives a lonely and impoverished existence on the outskirts of New York. When he can no longer bear life, he attempts suicide, but misses. Desperate, Henry decides to return to his hometown, seeking the warmth of his family, who lovingly try to support him. Here, Henry meets Cynthia, a young woman on her way to New York. He catches her stealing gasoline but, moved by her beauty, decides to help her. A brief moment of passion ensues, after which she continues on her way. The next day, she returns and offers him a job and a room. But Henry can only think about one thing... his music. He confesses his stage fright to Cynthia, and together they try to find a way to overcome this fear. If he conquers his fear, the world would be his oyster.
About this DVD
This film provides an intimate portrayal of a musician struggling with stage fright, seeking support and perseverance. The story unfolds around the relationship between Henry and Cynthia as he gradually tries to overcome his greatest fear, driven by music and hope. With a clear focus on emotion and human connection, the film delivers a powerful viewing experience within a compact running time, demonstrating how ambitions and love intertwine in times of uncertainty.
Why this DVD is special
A story where music plays a central role and the power of connection is paramount. The film combines personal growth with a hopeful love story, offering space for relatable doubts and decisions, without descending into grand melodramatic slogans. Perfect for lovers of intimate, character-driven films set in a realistic setting.
- Director: David G. Kantar
- Starring: Jamie Harrold, Moira Kelly, John Griesemer, Susan J. Blommaert & David G. Kantar
- Running time: 79 minutes
- Age rating: Suitable for 12 years and older
