Private Project

Give Me an Answer

A grieving bookseller picks up a questionable hitchhiker, claiming to be deaf and mute. Traveling down the road, the bookseller relieves himself of his hardships to the hitchhiker, resulting in an unforeseeable sin.

  • Dylan Kimmell
    Director
    The Dirty Deed
  • Dylan Kimmell
    Writer
  • Dylan Kimmell
    Producer
  • Lawrence Prather
    Producer
  • Keith Cox
    Producer
  • Keith Cox
    Key Cast
    "Guy Monette"
    The Dirty Deed, the Wicked One
  • Ann Moss
    Key Cast
    "Barb Monette"
  • Gregory Levrault
    Key Cast
    "Father Edgar"
  • Dylan Kimmell
    Key Cast
    "Hitchhiker "
  • Holly Morgan
    Key Cast
    "Kelsie Ann Monette"
  • Damon Sudduth
    Key Cast
    "Officer Bixby"
  • Raymond Bailey
    Key Cast
    "Driver"
  • Project Type:
    Short
  • Runtime:
    30 minutes 25 seconds
  • Completion Date:
    November 11, 2023
  • Production Budget:
    3,000 USD
  • Country of Origin:
    United States
  • Country of Filming:
    United States
  • Language:
    English
  • Shooting Format:
    Digital
  • Film Color:
    Color
  • First-time Filmmaker:
    No
  • Student Project:
    No
Director Biography - Dylan Kimmell

Ever since he was a child, Dylan Kimmell had a love for storytelling and enjoyed coming up with ideas. Film seemed to be the perfect career choice to make those stories come to life.
He would encourage his cousins to partake in his stories, telling them what character they are, and where the story was going. This level of creativity only sparked further when he watched the creative process of filmmaking through special features on DVDs and he would write and fantasize endlessly of other worlds.
As the years went on, he found like-minded creators and with them embarked on further stories through the craft of filmmaking.

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Director Statement

Having been introduced to Stephen King’s dollar baby years prior, a group of local filmmakers and actors agreed to partake in a project that I told them would be non-distributable, given the contract set forth by Stephen King himself. This is more so a pitch of what we here at Erroneous Deeds, an indie film company started by Keith Cox (Guy Monette) and I, showcasing what we are capable of with just a modest low budget.

This film l am very proud of. It is the one I have worked the hardest on. Putting so much of my own money into it and slaving over an argumentative computer that could not handle the work load, but having no money to upgrade it.

The question remains if this will be a dollar baby that Stephen King would be proud of. I think the answer is yes.