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David Burton Morris. Director: Purple Haze. David Burton Morris was raised in St. Paul, Minnesota. He made his first feature film, Loose Ends, while at UCLA film school. He returned to Minnesota to make the feature film, Purple Haze.
One of the most interesting independent films I’ve seen in years. Praise for “Loose Ends”, Vincent Canby, New York Times. A sensitive, deeply moving film. It’s near perfect. Praise for “The Price of Love”, The Los Angeles Times.
David Burton Morris began his career by directing his first feature film, “Loose Ends”, while he was an MFA graduate student at UCLA. The film went on to play at over twenty international film festivals including the Sundance Film Festival.
Best Actor Winner (Carlos Leon), Boston Film Festival. Best Supporting Actress Winner (Avery Sommers), Monaco Int’l Film Festival. Best Ensemble Cast Winner, Monaco Int’l Film Festival. Special Jury Award Winner, Monaco Int’l Film Festival.
Apr 25, 2022 · Unfortunately, plans changed and the film remains a (mostly) hidden gem of 1970s independent American cinema. The following career-spanning interview details Morris’ and Wozniak’s lives behind the camera and all the ups, downs, triumphs, and struggles that come with earning a living from filmmaking in America.
David Burton Morris. Director: Purple Haze. David Burton Morris was raised in St. Paul, Minnesota. He made his first feature film, Loose Ends, while at UCLA film school. He returned to Minnesota to make the feature film, Purple Haze.
A gifted storyteller, David Burton Morris managed to captivate audiences with his unique directing style. Morris worked on a variety of projects during his early entertainment career,...
