NO LIGHT NO LAND ANYWHERE

Grieving her mother’s death and her own failing marriage, Lexi boards a plane from London to Los Angeles in search of the estranged father who abandoned her when she was three-years-old. Based out of a seedy Hollywood motel, she follows a tenuous trail of breadcrumbs, beginning with his aging former in-laws, collecting numbers and addresses in the hopes that one will lead to her father. Along the way, she establishes other unexpected connections: her father's ailing former second wife, her bitter half-sister Tanya and her caregiver girlfriend, and two local barflies. A stranger in the City of Angels, Lexi’s reckless searching leads to cautious discoveries in this atmospheric and introspective quest. No Light and No Land Anywhere is an assured exploration of the ties that bind us to (and unbind us from) the people we love, and to the people we wish would love us back.

No Light and No Land Anywhere is the third feature film by award-winning writer-director Amber Sealey, who is known for telling edgy stories that find humor in life's darkness. Indiewire named Sealey "One of the most promising directors of female-driven stories working the U.S today" and her films have been called by critics “fearless,” “sexy,” and “spectacular.”

2016 / 74 min
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Directed & Produced by Amber Sealey

Produced by Alysa Nahmias and Drea Clark

Executive Producers: Miranda July, Andy Holliday, and Ryan Funnell
A Part Participation Production, in association with AJNA Films
Distributed by Factory 25

Awards & Festivals

Special Jury Award, Los Angeles Film Festival
Award for Indie Breakthrough Vision, Twin Cities Film Festival
Palm Springs International Film Festival
Atlanta Film Festival
Cinequest

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Still image of the film of the protagonist lying on the floor against the wall, wearing maroon pants and a black bralette.
Still image from the film of a close up of the protagonist's green and blue eyes.
Still image from the film of a womans face from the side, she is half smiling and looking at someone off camera.
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