Andrew Sullivan's cinematic journey began with his feature film debut, Bokeh, a deeply contemplative and visually stunning science fiction film that he co-authored and co-directed alongside his creative partner, Geoffrey Orthwein, amidst the breathtakingly picturesque landscape of Iceland. This ambitious project boasts an impressive and talented ensemble cast, featuring the highly acclaimed Maika Monroe and Matt O'Leary, who bring remarkable depth and nuance to their respective roles. Notably, Bokeh was selected for the prestigious Independent Filmmaker Labs at the IFP, a testament to Sullivan's unwavering dedication to his craft and his relentless commitment to pushing the boundaries of storytelling, showcasing his remarkable talent and innovative approach to filmmaking.
The 2017 Santa Barbara International Film Festival provided a prestigious platform for the acclaimed cinematic production, Bokeh, to shine. The esteemed Village Voice publication bestowed its seal of approval, hailing the film as "Witty and Beautiful", a testament to its exceptional craftsmanship. In contrast, The Los Angeles Times presented a more measured evaluation, acknowledging the film's unadorned narrative approach as "An existential mystery", a thoughtful exploration of the human condition. The Verge similarly extolled the film's visual splendor, describing it as "Gorgeous", and praised its thought-provoking examination of the quietest apocalypse, a nuanced and captivating portrayal. Furthermore, The Chicago Tribune lavished praise upon the film's philosophical undertones, commending its contemplative exploration of the meaning of life, a profound and introspective cinematic experience.
The film in question garnered an abundance of notable reviews, with Film School Rejects astutely describing it as "devastatingly beautiful and beautifully devastating", a sentiment that succinctly captures the essence of the cinematic experience.
Andrew is thoroughly immersed in the creative process of his latest cinematic endeavor, a feature film titled "I Don't Want To Drink Your Blood Anymore", which is currently in the pre-production phase, with a planned start date slated for March 2022.
