No Child

NO CHILD—winner of *Best Film* at 7 International Film Festivals—is about growing up and the power of growing together. It explores our inner passions, becoming inspired to be responsible, and the ability in us all to overcome our disadvantages and our demons.

No Child stars child actor Timmy Richardson. In Tyler Perry's TV drama, If Loving You Is Wrong", Timmy has played the regular supporting role of "Justice" since the show started in 2014.

he has played the supporting role of "Justice" since the in Tyler Perry's TV drama, If Loving You is Wrong. Timmy is scheduled to film his 4th season.

"A moving story about the power of human relationships in facilitating personal change... Will Williams gives a remarkable performance... [and] Timmy Richardson shines as Thomas in No Child." —THE TRIANGLE TRIBUNE

"No Child is the kind of movie that will make you fall in love with movies. It makes you feel good while watching it. I just wanted to go out and make the world a better place.” —Sebastian Twardosz, Professor @ USC Cinema, Partner @ Circus Road Films, Host of The Insiders On YouTube

*WORLD PREMIERE* for NO CHILD held with 4 screenings at the Julien Dubuque International Film Festival (JDIFF) in Dubuque, IA, April 23 - 26, 2015. Only 35 films of nearly 400 entries were selected. JDIFF was voted one of the Top 25 Coolest Film Festivals in the World by MovieMaker Magazine; they awarded over $35,000 in cash prizes.

THE STORY
Will Windsor (Will Williams), a recent college graduate, waits on returns from interviews for a "real" corporate job. He bides his time self-medicating with alcohol and supporting the habit with his earnings as a tutor.

After a typical night of binge drinking, Will receives his newest assignment and soon finds himself the halfhearted tutor of an African-American boy, Thomas Daniels (Timmy Richardson of Tyler Perry's, If Loving You Is Wrong). The subject is Reading and Comprehension. The author: Hemingway. And Thomas needs to "get it" to pass the 3rd grade No-Child-Left-Behind standardized test.

As Will rekindles his love of literature, and as he sees Thomas making the connections that make reading and understanding magical, he discovers an opportunity for redemption. Will he open his heart and let inspiration pull him up? Or cut and run at first opportunity and grow further into a life of despondency?