Indio, USA

2004
19m

IMDb RATING

YOUR RATING

Indio, a relic of the American dream, is a small town in the Californian desert. Tammy wants out. At 17, Tammy can see her future in the lives of those around her - corroded by disappointmen... Read allIndio, a relic of the American dream, is a small town in the Californian desert. Tammy wants out. At 17, Tammy can see her future in the lives of those around her - corroded by disappointment and wearied by the harsh environment. Tammy decides to escape. Running away with her boy... Read allIndio, a relic of the American dream, is a small town in the Californian desert. Tammy wants out. At 17, Tammy can see her future in the lives of those around her - corroded by disappointment and wearied by the harsh environment. Tammy decides to escape. Running away with her boyfriend, Tammy dreams of a new, unknown life, but their plans disintegrate and she decides ... Read all

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

9.1/10

YOUR RATING

1User review

See production info at IMDbPro

Photos

Featured review

10/10

One of the Best Student/Short Films I have Ever Seen

Indio, USA is defiantly one of the better student films I have ever seen. The director, Travis Peterson, tells the tale of a young girl trapped in a small town. The movie is both physically and technically sound. The Cinematography is of a higher quality then 90% of the crap out there. The film consumes you with its soft images and harsh reality. The main girl Mary-Ann (Veronica Brown) is played with such internal emotional anguish that you are willing to follow her to the ends of the earth. With a stellar supporting cast and a spot on soundtrack, Indio, USA is without a doubt a solid short. Expect great things from these people. If only Hollywood were to make film like these, then people might actually go to movie theaters once in a while.