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Comment: Should this draft be proven notable, the title of this draft will need to be disambiguated prior to acceptance. Lone Rider is already an article about a film, so this draft will likely need to be disambiguated once the release year is set, i.e.: Lone Rider (2025 film). Thanks, Bobby Cohn 🍁 (talk) 15:59, 14 July 2025 (UTC)
Lone Rider is an upcoming American coming-of-age film directed and co-written by Adam Jumba, co-written by Christian Flowers, starring Jack Alcott, who also serves as an executive producer. The film is about a lonely millennial who steals his dad's old '89 Mustang and spends the summer drifting through midnight drives, overdue reunions, fractured friendships, long-tenured regrets, and the pull of roads that keep leading him back to the life he's trying to outrun.
Cast
Production
In 2023, Deadline report that Jack Alcott was to be starring in the project that was to be directed by Adam Jumba in his feature-film debut.[1] The two had previously worked together, as well as co-writer Christian Flowers, on the short film Blue Glass Heaven (2019), which the three had made during their senior years together at University of North Carolina School of the Arts.[2]
The project is produced by Orama Filmworks. Principal photography began in April 2023, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Post-production has ended, and film has been completed as of July 2025.[citation needed]
References
- ^ Grobar, Matt (2023-05-04). "'Dexter: New Blood' Breakout Jack Alcott To Topline Indie Drama 'Lone Rider'". Deadline. Retrieved 2025-07-10.
- ^ Jumba, Adam (2021-01-10), Blue Glass Heaven (Short, Romance), Jack Alcott, Cricket Brown, Spencer Bang, retrieved 2025-07-10
External links
- Lone Rider at IMDB