Written and Directed by David Henry Gerson
A troubled young soldier returns home from serving in Afghanistan to his undocumented immigrant girlfriend. The idea that she might be using him for citizenship, after he has killed for his country, torments him.
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Plays lead role of Erik, a magician’s assistant struggling to get his own act, in Jaron Downs’ short film, ‘Escape Act’ with Michael Medeiros.
David Henry Gerson’s film “Ultra Violet for Sixteen Minutes” has been acquired into the permanent film archives of the Museum of Modern Art in NY.
‘Ultra Violet For Sixteen Minutes” A portrait in sixteen minutes of Ultra Violet; mistress to Dali, muse to Warhol, and a born again-Mormon. Ultra Violet reveals her near death experience and her becoming born-again. “Totally Engaging” – Albert Maysles, “A Gem of a Little Film” – Huffington Post, “Fully engrossing and totally cool” – Film News Briefs (Filmmakers To Watch List)
David shoots a scene with Al Pacino in David Mamet’s “Phil Spector” HBO biopic. Airing Summer 2012.
David’s performance in Sundance 2011 selected 8BITS is nominated for a Best Performance award by the Maverick Movie Awards!
http://www.maverickmovieawards.com/shorts2011.html
Reads with Robert Brustein and Ella Dershowitz in a staged reading of Larry Mollin’s new play, ‘The Screenwriter’s Daughter’ at the Vineyard Playhouse, MV. The play is about screenwriting legend Ben Hecht, his daughter Jenny Hecht, and her involvement with the vibrant ‘Living Theater.’
Plays Ben in a selection of scenes from Paradise Lost in a celebration of scenes by Clifford Odets, the great depression-era American playwright, at the Roger Smith Hotel.
Shoots in the new Jay Anania film ‘The Stare,’ starring James Franco and Winona Ryder.
Reads an excerpt from preeminent Israeli author A B Yehoshuah’s new novel, “Sephardic Kindness,” at the New York Public Library as part of the Live NYPL artist conversation series.
8Bits – the 3D short film that David plays all of the voices for, is an official selection at the 2011 Sundance film festival.
Performs as Jackie Mason with Mason’s daughter Sheba Mason at the ‘Broadway Comedy Club.’
Video here: http://forward.com/articles/134469/
Plays lead role, a man concerned with the uninspired youth of America, in short film, “Among the Learned’ by Andrew Bromstedt.
Shoots a variety of segments for a national NBC campaign promoting their nightlife blogs.
Directed by Ben Dickenson, Produced by Mother Productions
David plays the role of Rookie Cop in the short film ‘Dead Night.’
Directed by Brian Paccione, Written and Produced by Justin Liberman, Starring Chic Daniel
David plays legendary ‘Jean Toomer’ in a staged reading of Roxanna Robinson’s new play on Georgia O’Keeffe at the Arts Students League.
With Rainer Judd as ‘Georgia O’Keeffe’ and David Margulies as ‘Alfred Stieglitz’
and Erica Berg, Scott Jaeck, and Kelly O’Donnell.
Directed by Alexandra Aron
David shoots the WWII memory/love drama “The End” as part of The Roger Smith Hotel Shorts, to premiere at the Brooklyn International Film Festival.
3/28/2919: David Henry Gerson reads with Sam Rockwell, Yul Vazquez and Jessica Hecht in LAByrinth Theater Company’s Tenn99 reading of “A Streetcar Named Desire,” ”Red hot!” Read the rest of this page »
10/24/2009: David Henry Gerson plays the role of Dr. Rank in Henrik Ibsen’s ‘A Doll’s House’ in the Hamptons’ Naked Stage Series with Anna Gutto, Frank Harts, Raymond McAnally and Maria-Christina Oliveras.
2/28/2010: David plays a snooty graduate student in Hannah Fidell’s indie feature film ‘We’re Glad You’re Here.’
2/24-3/6/2010: David Henry Gerson plays the role of Creon in Euripides’ ‘Medea’ at the Kraine Theater (85 East 4th St. New York, NY) with No.11 Productions.
July/2009: David Henry Gerson plays Stanley Kowalski in Tennessee Williams’ ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ with Emma Jaster, Clarke Levidiotis, and Raphael Bob-Waksberg.
Directed by Lacy Post. Performed outdoors in New York’s Alphabet City.(Click here to watch video.)
4/26/2009: David Henry Gerson co-stars as an alleged statutory rapist on ‘THE UNIT,’ the CBS TV series created by David Mamet. UNIT EPISODE 4/20 : CHAOS THEORY. Directed by Gwyneth Horder-Payton.