An unexplainable event that we can only call a miracle shakes up the lives of five young people in this story of love, loss and the search for intelligent life in Los Angeles.

Bruce thought he had everything. A stable life, a beautiful girlfriend. But he still felt dead inside. And he found himself at a crossroads, with no idea what to do with the rest of his life.

Lily had always been told she was crazy. Most people saw her as naive and childish. But she'd managed to get into a major college, far away from her old life. And she'd met a nice guy, Bruce, who she knew liked heras though his girlfriend would never approve of that.

People always told Clifford he was funny. Even women thought he was funny. But they didn't want to go out with him. Heather was all he had. And now she was gone. And he tried to pretend he didn't miss her. But he missed her more than he would miss air or water, if that was gone. Even though he now found himself falling for Lilyas

Rhonda was worried. She was deeply in love with Bruce, but had never felt secure with him. He was immature, for one thing, irrational and silly. But her main worry was that in a college relationship, nothing lasts forever. Will he just pack up and leave after graduation? Would he pack up and leave her now? Why couldn't he just give her a straight answer? And what the hell was he doing with that Lily girl anyway?

And then one day somethingas unexplainable happened. Bruce called it a miracle. Lily was just glad to be alive. And they suddenly realized how small their problems were in comparison to the vastness ofas whatever is out there. And they started to wonder if there was a higher purpose in store for them, a fate that neither of them could avoidas

Written and directed by Garrett Gilchrist and starring Cori Haisler, David Ashe, David Maddox, Katherine Carpenter and Mariana McConnell, "Gods of Los Angeles" is the seventh feature-length motion picture from Orange Cow Productions. Three years in the making, this meticulously-crafted drama was shot for nearly nothing by USC film school graduate Garrett Gilchrist, as a labor of love.

"Both emotionally and intellectually engaging and leaves the viewer with the complete satisfaction that only a fully developed story and uniquely three-dimensional characters can deliveras" - B-independent.com.

"An interesting film with lots of great characters that you'll find yourself pulling for and hoping that things work out for them so they can all find happiness. It's definitely a movie worth seeing." - Rogue Cinema

"Gilchrist's approach is inspiring." - Film Threat

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written and directed by Garrett Gilchrist

starring Cori Haisler, David Ashe, David Maddox
Katherine Carpenter Hoagland, Mariana McConnell
with Julie Kenworth, David Lawrence and Davi Kutz
featuring Rich Evans, Warren Blyth and Bailey Hughes

cinematogaphy by Garrett Gilchrist and Jason Gutierrez

produced by Garrett Gilchrist, David Ashe and Mariana McConnell

original music by Richard Allen, Brian Duford, Fabrizio Castania

featuring songs by Ryan Winford, Ken Thornton, Davi Kutz, Steven Darland and Neil Innes

an Orange Cow production

in association with Transcend Entertainment

Starring
Cori Haisler as Lily Benton
David Ashe as Bruce Tree
Katherine Carpenter Hoagland as Rhonda Sayer
David Maddox as Clifford Menigee
Mariana McConnell as Jules Kirschner
Julie Kenworth as Martha Masters
David Lawrence as Eric Benton
Davi Kutz as Shy Phil
Rich Evans as Man with a movie camera
Bailey Hughes as Bruce Tree at age 8
Warren Blyth as Walter
Jonason Ho as Joe (phone guy)
Colin Brown as Daniel (ball guy)
Jason Gutierrez as Man in red jacket
John Brugmann as Sharkey
Johnny Chang as Sean
Volcano Todd as Kass
Neil Innes as Mr. Crawley (scenes deleted)
Uche Akotaobi as The demon Mollo Fang (scenes deleted)
Harry Pottash as Mr. Mitch (scenes deleted)

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