Chocolate Star Movies

In "2055" the world has nearly been destroyed. People are living in the aftermath of all the destruction. They have no running water or electricity. They have no cell phone, ipods or such luxuries like today. If fact the live much the way the did back in the wild wild west.

2055 starts out like a western in the 1800’s with your hero, villain and damsel in distress, and then we take a small glimpse into the future, war and armies on the look out for weapons of mass destruction, a fight to control the balance of power. Sounds familiar?

Don’t mess with the IRS was written and produced by a former top IRS agent. People are getting very large tax refund checks in error up to one million dollars. Who is responsible for all these checks? Do the people give them back? What would you do?

All the actors in both of these two movies come from all over Florida. Some come as far South as Madelyn Vesquez of Miami and some like John Archer as far north as Saint Augustine.

"2055" stars West Palm Beaches own the lovely Miranda Khan, Joe Mignone from Boca and Jeff Wiser of Delray. And for the first time ever Producer/Director Gary Davis has decided to take on a major role in both movies. He plays Sergeant Ty in 2055 on the hunt for weapons of mass destruction and in Don’t mess with the IRS as a FBI Special Agent Washington trying hard to find out who is behind the large tax refund check scheme. Briana Sullivan a student of Davis, a local teen from Boynton Beach get to play a Top TV Reporter, who gets to report on all the happening of people getting all these refund checks and how it is affecting the country.

Ms. Sullivan attends "The Art of Filmmaking" Class taught by Producer/Director Gary Davis at the Carolyn Sims Center also in Boynton Beach. She has been in the class over two years and has learned to be a top reporter and interviewer. She has also written produced and directed her own projects with her fellow classmates and too has had her movies premier at the Boynton Cinema and on TV as well. She is truly a rare talent.

Davis picked her because he knew all she had to do was play herself and that was more than enough. Davis teaches the class to give the youth an opportunity he never had while growing up in the wild streets of Camden, New Jersey which is rated by some as the worst place to live in the country.

Look up 2055 and Don’t mess with the IRS! Coming Soon!