Josh (Anthony Michael Hall) is a street performer who has trouble meeting women. His friends Sean (Ivan Martin) and Tim (Lord Jamar) have no trouble at all, and they set out to help Josh in ways that aren’t all that helpful. Along the way, Josh discovers that all he needs is a little confidence. He builds up the courage to ask out the waitress Doreen (Marlo Marron) who works at the local hangout. Josh shows his friends that love is more than a good pick-up line.
His friends thought he needed help. But all he needed was a little magic. Anthony Michael Hall falls head over heel for Marlo Marron in the independent feature film by Jeff Oppenheim.
Love Unleashed! “If your real best friend could talk, what would he say about your love life?”
From the writer/director Jeff Oppenheim and from the producing team of “Funny Valentine”, starring Anthony Michael Hall, comes a new romantic comedy: “Changed Man. This charming, funny and thoroughly adorable romantic fable centers around one woman’s relationship woes that has her feeling like her love life is going to the dogs. The answer to her problem turns out to be sitting in her lap — her faithful furry companion. While working on a new campaign for a self-help client at her publishing house, she applies the guru’s catch phrase of “turning the negative into a positive” to a new motivational program for the love-lorn and in the process she finds her own remedy. Little does anyone realize that it all came from an almost unbelievable source.
The film offers three strong roles for three leading actors. In addition, it offers a strong and deep connection for several “dog-loving” celebrity turns who could even appear in the film – with their dogs. The film’s concept supports solid opportunity for product placement support from major pet product manufacturers and retail entities, as well as support from animal rescue groups and pet-related organizations.
In 1967, shock waves reverberated throughout the art world. The twenty-year career of the century's most prolific art forger came to an abrupt end. He was Elmyr de Hory. As much mystery surrounds his true identity as does the fate of his prodigious output. Where did all his art end up? Few of the world's prestigious museums, galleries and private collectors that allegedly purchased his works will admit to having done so. To date, no feature length film has ever been made on this colorful man and his amazing story. Until now! Real Fake is feature-length theatrical film written by industry veteran Robert Reitano with story by Jeff Oppenheim, and inspired by the documentary film “Real Fake” by producer/filmmaker Jeff Oppenheim. A white collar crime story similar to “Catch Me If You Can” meets a epic art world caper similar to “Th Thomas Crowne Affair,” the film chronicles the life, art and crimes of the world’s most prolific art forger, Elmyr de Hory.