Jeff Bergquist

Glass, Necktie (2001)
Film by Paul Bojack (Drama) Actor An existential noir detailing the interactions of several off-kilter people . . .

Daybreak (2001)
Film by Michael James Kacey (Drama) Actor Jeff Stokes is an artist whose need to create extends beyond the canvas; in fact, his need/obsession is to procreate. This obsession paves the way for Jeff to strike a damning bargain once he finds that his wife Michele can no longer conceive. For Jeff, the next daybreak becomes not only the beginning of a new day, but the end of an old life. He wakes into a world where his wish has been fulfilled. He and Michele have their own children, but the event that enabled this change has forever altered them both. When Jeff discovers that he no longer paints, indeed that his artistic endeavors are stifled by insecurity, he sees himself a man turned bitter with anger and despair. "Daybreak" follows Jeff's struggle to discover what went wrong, as he uncovers personal demons and death on his own journey to damnation. Written by Michael James Kacey

Irish Whiskey (1997)
Film by Jon Stevens Alon (Comedy and Drama) Actor Married to a bigot, the life of a woman is turned upside down when her brother-in-law shows up at an Irish-American family gathering with his black fiancée, and her sister-in-law shows up with a disabled Sephardi Jew. Written by Jon Stevens

The Fortune Teller (1997)
Film by John Norvet (Drama) Actor, Producer When a fortune teller, married to an alcoholic carnival hypnotist, falls in love with a young escaped convict, she finds the strength to believe in her gift, discards her Tarot cards, and leaves her abusive husband to go on alone.

Rambler '65 (1997)
Film (short) by Alex Cox (Musical) Actor Hoping to hear his own song over the radio of his 1965 Rambler, Ben Vaughn tries to record an album in the car while his friend Bob is trying to repair it.

Sonny Boy (1989)
Film by Robert Martin Carroll (Action, Drama and Thriller) Actor A small-town crime boss accepts delivery of a stolen car, only to find there's a baby in the back-seat. He and his transvestite "wife" cut out the boy's tongue and raise him as a mute accomplice in their crimes. When the grown "Sonny Boy" escapes and tries to make contact with the outside world, the attention he draws to his warped family results in darkly-humored mayhem. Written by <kinkajou@interserv.com>

Pale Horse Pale Rider (1980)
Film (short) by Robert Martin Carroll (Drama) Actor Katherine Ann Porter's story of a young woman's dreams of death. The Pale Rider fills her dreams along with her lover.