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Monterey Media Grabs Matthew Porterfield's Sundance Drama 'I Used To Be Darker'
Abby (Hannah Gross) and Taryn (Deragh Campbell) on Abby's bed in "I Used to Be Darker."
“Darker” follows a runaway from Northern Ireland who takes refuge with her aunt and uncle in Baltimore just as their marriage is coming to an end. Deragh Campbell, Hannah Gross, Kim Taylor, Ned Oldham, Geoff Grace and Nick Petr star. Amy Belk wrote the screenplay with Porterfield.
Monterey’s Scott Mansfield negotiated the deal with Nick LoPiccolo and Ben Weiss of Paradigm on behalf of the filmmakers.
Porterfield previously directed “Hamilton” and “Putty Hill.”
Monterey Media recently released “Bringing Up Bobby” and “Take Me Home.”
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elizabeth | Tue Jan 29 21:07:08 EST 2013
This is exciting news for Porterfield and Belk. I was quite pleased with them during the Q&A at Sundance. You could feel the synchronicity between the two filmmakers and their actors. A refreshing group of talent to look out for sure.