Concert Review: Honor The Father

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“Honor the Father” is a three-song musical that is similar to the format of each of the two individual Star Trek musicals “A Lonely Universe” and “Between two Galaxies”. I Directed this short film about three years ago, for the Trek musical, I will have the same DP, songwriter, and actress as this film.

Diana Bright grasps for a means to escape her husband's transformation from insecure youth to domineering husband in this musical short about the 1950s South.

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