Rick Davis

When Digna, a successful photographer, discovers Alix, a homeless addict, unconscious on the stairs of her building, she steps in and offers help despite her own fears. Digna befriends Alix and attempts to set her on the path to recovery.

ACTS OF WORSHIP is a story of addiction; friendship loss and redemption focusing on the relationship between Alix (Ana Reeder); a young homeless addict and Digna (Michael Hyatt); a successful photographer in Manhattan's Lower East Side. When Digna discovers Alix unconscious on the stairs of her building; she steps in and offers help despite her own fears. Digna befriends Alix and attempts to set her on the path to recovery but not before their emotional and ethical cores are put to the test. On the surface the two women seem to represent success and failure. However when their lives become intertwined the similarities between them are exposed; revealing them both to be suffering the same fear that manifests itself in loneliness; self-destruction and isolation.

Welcome to America's Wild - and very wacky - West! Burt Reynolds, Clint Walker, Ossie Davis and Angie Dickinson star in this tongue-in-cheek tale of love, lust and larceny that's brimming with 'real charm' and 'sharp wit' (Boxoffice). Thanks to ingenious plot twists, hilarious blunders and delightful chemistry, Sam Whiskey is a comely caper full of mischief and mayhem that is altogether intoxicating.

ACTS OF WORSHIP is a story of addiction; friendship loss and redemption focusing on the relationship between Alix (Ana Reeder); a young homeless addict and Digna (Michael Hyatt); a successful photographer in Manhattan's Lower East Side. When Digna discovers Alix unconscious on the stairs of her building; she steps in and offers help despite her own fears. Digna befriends Alix and attempts to set her on the path to recovery but not before their emotional and ethical cores are put to the test. On the surface the two women seem to represent success and failure. However when their lives become intertwined the similarities between them are exposed; revealing them both to be suffering the same fear that manifests itself in loneliness; self-destruction and isolation.