"I envy you."

This probing look at the relationship between envy and voyeurism follows the life of Jacob White, a college student who has more than he needs and nothing he wants. Self repressed, alone, and trying to come to grips with himself, he desperately watches everyone around him to find what makes people content.

The second of his films, The Green Leaves of Autumn evokes the work of many of the great European filmmakers that writer and director Clint Cullum was inspired by. This meticulously paced and finely-crafted drama resonates with deep layers of meaning and interpretation.

The Green Leaves of Autumn premiered at the Biola Film Festival in May of 2004 and won the award for Best Drama. Clint Cullum has recently completed his next film with New Renaissance Pictures, the feature-length drama The Deserted.

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Directed by Clint Cullum Produced by Joshua Sikora Toni Carrasquillo Screenplay by Clint Cullum Photographed by Michael Butterfield

Edited by Aaron Noble Joshua Sikora Music by Brian Lemos Production Design by Eric Hann

Release Date: May 2004
Production Status: Completed

Genre: Drama
Runtime: 20 minutes, short film
Country: USA
Language: English
Color: Color
Sound Mix: Stereo

Filming Locations:
La Mirada, CA

Production Dates:
February 2004

Camera: Panasonic SDX-900 (DVC-Pro)
Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1

Awards and Nominations: • Biola Film Festival, 2004 Won: Best Drama Won: Best Sound Design, Brian McKelvey Nominated: Best Picture Nominated: Best Directing, Clint Cullum Nominated: Best Writing, Clint Cullum Awards and Nominations: • Iron Sharpens Iron Film Festival, 2004 Won: Best Production Design, Eric Hann

Screenings and Competitions: • Iron Sharpens Iron Film Festival (April 2004) • Biola Film Festival (May 2004)

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