DARGE PREMIERES LONG AWAITED SEQUEL
“Jeff Steele: Children of the Doomed” screens 8:30PM on Sunday, July 24th, 2011
at the Alberta Rose Theater
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Set on the mythical planet of Kaia, Secret Agent Jeff Steele (Jeff Dodge) returns from a dangerous mission only to find a sinister force at work throughout the city of Buckbean. Under the command of Edwin Stark (Steven Cebula), the two agents begin an investigation into the youth movement of the Avedonian citizenry. A mysterious appearance by the renowned author, Dr. David Vox (John Killeen) causes the Agency to fear corruption within its’ own, young ranks.
While Steele spies on Vox, he meets an estranged wife named Deliyeh (Cameron Kay) who fears her husband has been lost to this weird following. As the two team up to find her husband, Ralph (John Mason), they discover that Dr. Vox and his young followers are amassing in the Great Deserts of the Noynian Basin to meet their new-found, enigmatic, spiritual-leader; the Maker (Alistair Duff).
Can Jeff Steele and Deliyeh prevent the Maker from enacting his deranged vision of “Revolutionary Humanicide”?!
Find out 8:30PM on July 24th, 2011 at the Alberta Rose Theater.
Running Time: 88 Minutes Tickets: $7 - Day of / $6 if ordered online
Jeff Steele : Children of the Doomed premieres 8:30PM on Sunday, July 24th 2011 at the
ALBERTA ROSE THEATRE
3000 NE ALBERTA STREET
PORTLAND, OR 97211
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Starring Jeff Dodge, Cameron Kay, John Killeen and Alistair Duff, “Steele : Children” features a cadre of Darge regulars and newbies filmed between September 2009 to June 2010. It was shot on location throughout SE Oregon (Owyhee River area, Rome - not very far from where Kelly Reichardt was simultaneously shooting “Meek‘s Cutoff”) and Portland, Oregon.
Filmmaker Bio - Darge Productions
Created in college as an artistic outlet for strange comics and musical ideas, Clint Sargent and Jeff S. Dodge have organically grown Darge Productions into a successful motion picture company. Both graduates in History, Dodge and Sargent often borrow from Ancient Rome, Greece and other epochs to write their stories. Another founding father, Dan Palodichuk, often makes contributions to character development and plot-lines. By following their age old axiom of ‘Let’s make the next one better’, Dodge and Sargent continue to evolve as both filmmakers and musicians.
