Everyone has a FIX whether you like to admit it of not. Now your FIX could score you a chance to walk down the red carpet at a movie premiere in New York city.
That’s right, you could walk down the red carpet with director, and stars of the docu-style film FIX.
Head on over to the What’s Your FIX contest page to read the contest rules and upload your video about your FIX. Tell director Tao Ruspoli (FIX) what the one thing is that you can’t live without everyday. The What’s Your FIX? Contest is official sponsored by Eye Crave Network.
The movie stars Shawn Andrews, Olivia Wilde, Megalyn Echikunwoke, and Tao Ruspoli and is based on the true story of Tao’s own brother and their race to keep him out of prison due to his FIX.
Synopsis:
One of the most engaging race-against-time films of recent memory. Fix follows the 15-hour journey that Milo, who is filming the entire day, and his reluctantly-involved girlfriend Bella have as they pick up Milo’s brother Leo from jail. The trio have until 8 PM to get him to drug rehab or he’ll be forced to serve a lengthy prison sentence. Very much a road movie that uses Los Angeles and its geography as a character, Fix is manically paced, as Leo has countless small and large tasks to take care of before he gets to rehab, including visits to virtually all parts of LA with virtually every type of LA denizen. Coupled with his strict deadline, Leo must also come up with the funds to pay for rehab or he won’t be admitted. Although faced with time and financial targets, Leo somehow manages to make the most of his final 15 hours of freedom.
What keeps the film on a relentlessly exciting and engaging trajectory is not only the speedy performance of Shawn Andrews as Leo, but the cast of characters he, Milo and Bella meet along the way, including married women, crazed lawyers, spiritual friends, unsavory mechanics and understanding police. Add to this mix classic cars, a slobbering dog, as well as Bella’s initial distaste for the task at hand, and Fix is a completely satisfying movie. From its interesting shooting style of the entire story being filmed by Milo (director Tao Ruspoli in a terrific dual role) to its touching conclusion, this is a feature film that signals a wonderful new voice in American independent feature filmmaking.
