The Forgotten

Product Description Chronicled through his journal, William Bryne, an idealistic God Fearing young man volunteers for war for the noblest of reasons; Duty, God, and Country. The death of the platoons officers and a Sargent's suicide have pressed Corporal Bryne into command. Then comes word of the improbable, William must lead his beleaguered and outnumbered men into battle. William struggles to maintain his faith and understand his place between Good and Evil, while his tank crew comes to grips with their impending fate. After saving a Korean soldiers life and quelling a desertion and mutiny, William musters his last shred of idealism and leads his men into battle. Review Visually stunning and compelling character study --Artsfest Film Festival Thought provoking. --Sedona Film Festival 2004 A true reality of sacrifice and commitment for the preservation of freedom. --Ron Conely- Director of Veterans Affairs About the Actor he Forgotten is Randy Ryan's first film. His extensive New York theatrical credits include work with Circle in the Square, Atlantic Theatre, Naked Angels, New Group, Brave New World and others. Randy started his entertainment career by portraying a Yugoslavian professional basketball player Off-Broadway in Liz Tucillo's "Joe Fearless" at the Atlantic Theatre. TV work includes appearances on Guiding Light, As the World Turns, and a featured role in Sex and the City's final episode. Randy is also a veteran of the U.S. Army from the XVIIIth Airborne Corps. About the Director Vincente Stasolla has worked in the New York film community for 9 years. He was a production assistant for Producer Michael Hausman (Gangs of New York, The Firm, The People vs. Larry Flynt) and also worked in development at Warner Brothers. In 1995, Vincente wrote and directed the award-winning 25 minute 35mm short film, Near Occasion of Sin. He directed and produced two award-winning short documentaries, Lost Tomorrow and America's Homeless. The Forgotten is Vincente's first feature film. Vincente graduated from Cornell University and resides in Pennsylvania.