Shooting Johnson Roebling 2007
Set against the gritty pulse of New York City, *Shooting Johnson Roebling (2007)* follows Charles Pavolski, a young film student from Jersey clinging to the edge of opportunity when a potential network deal arrives.
Director: Christopher S Burke
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Shooting Johnson Roebling (2007) about?
The film chronicles Charles Pavolski's journey as a young film student on the cusp of a network deal, only to face a crisis of confidence that forces him to confront his own worth. Haunted by a past defined by small-town mediocrity, he's torn between the fleeting validation of reality TV and the pursuit of his artistic integrity.
Who directed Shooting Johnson Roebling?
Christopher S. Burke directed *Shooting Johnson Roebling*, bringing a sharp eye for character-driven storytelling to this New York-set drama.
Who stars in Shooting Johnson Roebling?
The film features Charles E. Gerber in the lead role, supported by Gabe Fazio, Canan Ergüder, Nicole Orth-Pallavicini, and Scott Addison Clay.
Is Shooting Johnson Roebling (2007) worth watching?
While *Shooting Johnson Roebling* isn't widely rated, its intimate character study and themes of identity make it a compelling watch for fans of indie dramas. The film's focus on ambition and self-doubt offers a relatable, if occasionally uneven, exploration of modern struggles in the arts.
How long is Shooting Johnson Roebling?
Shooting Johnson Roebling runs for 82 minutes.
About Shooting Johnson Roebling (2007) — A raw NYC character study of ambition vs. integrity
Set against the gritty pulse of New York City, *Shooting Johnson Roebling (2007)* follows Charles Pavolski, a young film student from Jersey clinging to the edge of opportunity when a potential network deal arrives. With the promise of success within grasp, Charles grapples with the crushing weight of self-doubt—an internal battle that takes center stage as he questions whether he's truly ready for the spotlight or if the hollow allure of reality TV will ultimately swallow his integrity whole.
Directed by Christopher S. Burke, this 82-minute character study dives into themes of identity and ambition, painting a raw portrait of a man caught between dreams and compromise. The film's atmosphere balances urban cynicism with moments of introspective warmth, anchored by a cast including Charles E. Gerber, Gabe Fazio, and Canan Ergüder, who bring authenticity to the screen. *Shooting Johnson Roebling* is a thoughtful reflection on what it means to chase success—and whether the cost is worth the ticket.