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You Think You Really Know Me: The Gary Wilson Story
In 1977, Gary Wilson recorded his bizarrely brilliant album, YOU THINK YOU REALLY KNOW ME. Then, he vanished – leaving friends and fans mystified. This film explores the life, disappearance and re-birth of a funny and fierce American original.
Directed by Michael Wolk
Starring: Gary Wilson
Cinematography: Bob Green
Editing: Mustafa Bhagat
Produced by: Gorgeous Entertainment
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Innocent Blood
The story of Marie, a vampire who preys only on criminals. But when one of her mobster victim turns into a vampire himself, and starts making his henchmen equally bloodthirsty, Marie is forced to pair up with a police detective to save the city.
Directed by John Landis
Written by Michael Wolk
Starring Anne Parillaud, Robert Loggia, Anthony LaPaglia, & Don Rickles
Music by Ira Newborn
Cinematography by Mac Ahlberg
Edited by Dale Beldin
Distributed by Warner Bros.
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Deep Six
A career criminal tries to reconnect with his high school sweetheart, but sparks a rivalry with his brother and incites a plot that could kill them all.
Written and Directed by Michael Wolk
Starring Jonathan Bray, Elizabeth Van Meter, and Matthew Klein
Music: Bob Green
Produced by: Gorgeous Entertainment
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Dating Mr. Death
A noir comedy short film. Created as a film project for The New School in 1996. Shot on 8mm silent film stock, with sound synced after shooting.
Directed/Written by Michael Wolk
Starring: Venus Nicolino and Craig Strong
Music by: Jordon Rothstein
After Class, The Musical: A Tale of Two Schools
Sparks fly as teens from a private school and a public school come together to create an original musical in this award-winning 1995 documentary short.
Produced/Directed/Edited by Michael Wolk
Cameras and Sound: Andrew Ramsammy and Joseph Beshenkovsky