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Best Feature | 2010 | Kent
Best Film | 2011 | Kent
Favorite American Indie Feature | 2010 | Kent
Best Feature Film | 2011 | Kent
Best Feature Film | 2010 | Luke
Audience Choice Award | 2010 | Kent
Best Narrative Feature | 2010 | Kent
Best of The Fest | 2010 | Kent
Best Film | 2010 | Kent
2010 | Cybill
Best Actress | 2010 | Alexia
Best Screenplay | 2009 | Kent
Best Actor | 2010 | Kent
Best Supporting Actress | 2010 | Cybill
Best Produced Screenplay | 2010 | Kent
Best Actress | 2010 | Alexia
The idea of the movie came to Kent Moran in a dream. He dreamed about the story for two weeks, writing notes each morning, and wrote the first draft of the screenplay in just two days. The final draft is very close to the first.
Ironically the DVD release has no subtitles or captions for deaf viewers.
When Danny talks to Ariana about his mother, the picture Kent Moran holds is of his real mother.
Alexia Rasmussen was originally submitted for the role of Nicole by her agent. When Kent Moran saw her head shot, he called her in for the lead role of Ariana instead. Alexia's first audition was at final callbacks when they were already down to just two girls for the role of Ariana. Her audition blew them away and she won the role.
"Listen to Your Heart" was the first film role for both Alexia Rasmussen and Kent Moran.
"Roger: All I'm sayin is that there's a lot to think about here. So just do that. Think about it. Danny: Look man, I'm not gonna miss out on something that could be great just cause it might also be hard."
"Danny: Music's a powerful thing. A song can change your mood. Make a memory. One song can change your whole life. Ariana: Music's a powerful thing. A song can change your mood. Make a memory. One song can change your whole life."
