DCP

Jamie Marks Is Dead

Carter Smith
Part of

NewFest 2014

July 24 - 29, 2014

New York Premiere

Q&A with Carter Smith

The ghost of a bullied teenager (Noah Silver) appears to a straitlaced track star (Cameron Monaghan), who becomes caught between two worlds in this supernatural and romantic Sundance gem that also features Judy Greer and Liv Tyler.

DIRECTOR
Carter Smith
YEAR
2014
COUNTRY
USA
RUNTIME
100 minutes
FORMAT
DCP
START DATE
July 28, 2014

New York Premiere

Q&A with Carter Smith

When the ghost of bullied teenager Jamie Marks (Noah Silver) appears to Adam (Cameron Monaghan), the straitlaced track star becomes caught between two worlds. Despite a budding romance with Gracie (Morgan Saylor), who found Jamie’s body, Adam is fascinated by the sexy spirit, who leads him into a ghostly underworld. Also featuring Judy Greer and Liv Tyler, this supernatural-horror love story—a Sundance gem—delivers a poetic tale of sexuality and the tough choices it creates.

Jamie Marks Is Dead
Jamie Marks Is Dead
Jamie Marks Is Dead
Jamie Marks Is Dead
Jamie Marks Is Dead

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