West Bloomfield Native Gets First Nod at Sundance Film Festival
Stacie Passon's first feature film, 'Concussion,' which she wrote and directed, is one of 16 accepted at the annual indie showcase in Park City, UT.
West Bloomfield native Stacie Passon is among the Michiganders whose works are being showcased during this year's Sundance Film Festival. Passon wrote and directed in "Concussion", which is one of 16 dramatic films chosen from 1,200 entries for the annual indie showcase that runs from Jan. 17 to Jan. 27 in Park City, UT, according to the Los Angeles Times. The film deals with a wealthy lesbian couple whose longtime marriage hits the skids when one of the partners is hit in the head with a baseball and starts to re-evaluate whether she wants to continue to live the suburban life, according to USA Today. Passon told the Free Press that "Concussion" is her first feature film. The USA Today story continues that Radius, a studio arm of The …
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