FEATURE FILMS
My father would’ve been proud to see both of these features reviewed in what he called, the good ol’ New York Times. Some day I’ll write about the experience of writing and collaborating on these films.
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“The movie’s boldness and horrifying logic get under your skin.”
-Jeanne Catsoulis, The New York Times
Three college friends go to a hedonistic party, each looking for something different. When a mysterious phenomenon disrupts the party, the friends struggle to find what they're looking for as the party descends into a chaos that challenges if they can stay friends or if they can even stay alive.
Directed by Dennis Iliadis
Screenplay by Bill Gullo
THE QUITTER
“A textured, heartfelt drama ... a simple story well told.”
-Anita Gates, The New York Times
A failed baseball player has his life upended when his ex-girlfriend returns to the neighborhood with the 7-year-old daughter he never knew he had. A grounded, slice-of-life portrait of a man trying, awkwardly but sincerely, to become the best version of himself.
Directed by Matthew Bonifacio
Written by Bill Gullo
SHORTS
My short films have played at top film festivals including Tribeca, Palm Springs, and Aspen Shortsfest. I encourage all screenwriters to try their hand at directing at some point.
THE IGNORANT BLISS OF SUN AND MOON
DIRECTED BY JOHN HYAMS
WRITTEN BY BILL GULLO - 6 minsAdapted from my short story of the same name, the sun and moon do their best to help a struggling everyman hold onto the fleeting moments that make life worth living. We shot this over one weekend with a crew that consisted of me and John and a cast of one: Scott Sowers (RIP).
ONE YEAR DOWN
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY BILL GULLO - 12 MINSIn my directorial debut, a father wants to do some good - any good - on a day that threatens to break his spirit. After he fails to simply help a woman cross the street, a nostalgic sandwich gives him what he needs, and he’s able to find his way home.
