Great Guns' roadside assistance
In a cinematic short, produced in association with Love Has No Labels and the Ad Council, the fable of The Good Samaritan is retold on an isolated American thoroughfare.
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- Production Company Great Guns/USA
- Director Chris Neal
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Credits
View on- Production Company Great Guns/USA
- Director Chris Neal
- Executive Producer Chris Neal
- Executive Producer Laura Gregory
- Executive Producer Thom Fennessey
- Composer Kneelio
- Executive Producer Cameron Trejo
- Producer Chris Weatherly
- DP John Paul (JP) Summers
- Editor Glen Montgomery
- Sound Designer Christian Stropko
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Great Guns/USA
- Director Chris Neal
- Executive Producer Chris Neal
- Executive Producer Laura Gregory
- Executive Producer Thom Fennessey
- Composer Kneelio
- Executive Producer Cameron Trejo
- Producer Chris Weatherly
- DP John Paul (JP) Summers
- Editor Glen Montgomery
- Sound Designer Christian Stropko
We all know the story of The Good Samaritan - a person in need is denied all help until and unlikely stranger shows kindness.
Retelling the trope in gloriously cinematic style (and, let's face it, borrowing heavily from the Reddit tale and follow-up New York Times story) is Great Guns director Chris Neal's touching Today You, Tomorrow Me.
Created in association with Love Has No Labels and the Ad Council, the short follows a driver whose car breaks down as he strives to see his ex-wife and daughter. Subsequently saved by a passing Hispanic family, the film really shines in its portrayal of a man slowly seeing kindness as a gift rather than a transaction.
