I've seen that James Franco is in at least one movie in theaters every week.
For the most part he places himself in the movie so that the movie would get more promotion like a theatrical release (Or so I believe).
This time was different as he directed and stared in this playing a major role as a unionizer, or rather the processor to this in 1933, which seems to be a Cold-hearted con man who just wants to make all workers get a fair shake. Plus the movie has a pretty big name cast with Vincent D'Onofrio Robert Duvall Bryan Cranston with a small role and Selma Gomez of all people trying to put some substance on her resume.
Plus Franco did a good job at directing himself.
It's a small movie with a very big cast, about a great story that still registers with people today.
http://cinemagardens.com
For the most part he places himself in the movie so that the movie would get more promotion like a theatrical release (Or so I believe).
This time was different as he directed and stared in this playing a major role as a unionizer, or rather the processor to this in 1933, which seems to be a Cold-hearted con man who just wants to make all workers get a fair shake. Plus the movie has a pretty big name cast with Vincent D'Onofrio Robert Duvall Bryan Cranston with a small role and Selma Gomez of all people trying to put some substance on her resume.
Plus Franco did a good job at directing himself.
It's a small movie with a very big cast, about a great story that still registers with people today.
http://cinemagardens.com