Tiger Lily Road

There's barely an action that doesn't strain credulity.

While not as kinky, dark, or schizoid as debuting director/screenwriter Michael Medeiros intends, Tiger Lily Road succeeds on its own small, claustrophobic level.

A mostly diverting black comedy which has a strong vein of teasing, titillating waggishness until it goes completely south in its final moments.

Some reviews: “The women have a juicy simmering rapport…a late dish throwing scene is pure hilarity.” —Village Voice “A twisted little gem” — Femme Film Rogue “A fabulous piece of work from top to bottom - script, directing, superb actors, cinematography, art direction - editing - every facet of filmmaking beautifully delivered.” — director, Kevin Connor “The film's psycho-sexual complications are deftly orchestrated by writer/director Medeiros and carried off with finely judged performances by Ilvi Dulack, Karen Chamberlain, Tom Nardini and Tom Pelphrey. The darkly humorous absurdities put me in mind of Sam Shepard in the best way.” —actor/director, Nicholas Hormann “A fascinating thriller whose real momentum lies in its comic and resonant rendering of gender conflicts - perfectly woven into a plot of entangled love and estrangement. Remarkably acted and directed...a winner."    - director/actor, Peter Weller (RoboCop, Naked Lunch) "A brilliant first film. Brilliantly cast and shot as only the eye of an authentic director sees.” —Ed Sherin, director/producer Law & Order, VP DGA “Tiger Lily Road is a fun black comedy that invoked a lot of laughs, exploring morality, beauty, misogyny, death, and the opposite …Fine performances from a cluster of gifted actors. Very nicely directed. Hats off!” — Brian Hamill, legendary set photographer (Annie Hall, Manhattan, Raging Bu…