A light-hearted coming-of-age comedy set in 1950s New York. Follow Howie, a lovable nerd with big daydreams, as he navigates the ups and downs of teenage life and tries to win the girl of his dreams. Full of humor, heart, and classic 50's charm, this short film captures the trials, tribulations, and fantasies of growing up. This film won 26 awards internationally and nationally, winning more recognition than any other nontheatrical U.S. film in 1992.
Darin Morgan
Howie Rubin
Carrie Payne
Rhoda Kleinman
Joanne Baron
Howie's Mother
Michael Cohen
Howie's Father
Jason Michael Reed
Ira Wasserman
Craig Gini
Carmine
Richard Cerenzio
Tony
Tony Mortillaro
Frankie
Ian Romeyn
Louie D'Angelo
A light-hearted coming-of-age comedy set in 1950s New York. Follow Howie, a lovable nerd with big daydreams, as he navigates the ups and downs of teenage life and tries to win the girl of his dreams. Full of humor, heart, and classic 50's charm, this short film captures the trials, tribulations, and fantasies of growing up. This film won 26 awards internationally and nationally, winning more recognition than any other nontheatrical U.S. film in 1992.
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