Alana Ethridge, Stars In Film Coming Out, May 27th, On DVD; Alana Also Starred On “Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader?” Www.alanaethridge.net

Dropping May 27th at DVD outlets everywhere is the feature film “A Simple Promise” which stars local resident and child actor, Alana Ethridge. Alana is also known for being one of the original children on the hit FOX TV game show “Are You Smarter than A 5th Grader?” End Quote

(1888PressRelease) May 23, 2008 - Beverly Hills, CA. - “A Simple Promise” is an urban drama that takes place in the hard-edged, unforgiving world of the recording business, where you’re nobody unless you're somebody, “A Simple Promise” is the beautifully surreal and painful story of finding your way through life’s harsh lessons and realizing sometimes, what truly matters comes from places you least expect. Alana plays the daughter of the two main characters.

Marcus Savage, a struggling, brilliant artist whose work portrays his belief that nothing happens by accident meets Madison Lane, an unusually beautiful, unbelievably talented, and undiscovered diva songstress. Desperately seeking success, they both must face hard truths and contend with sacrifice on their individual paths to fame. Through their journey, the two instead find a love that inspires and transforms their lives and those around them in ways neither imagine.

Miss Ethridge has also completed filming two other movies, “The Silencer & The Sky” and “Kid Pound” and also currently stars in a webisode of "Chillin With The Gonzalezes" which was entered in the MySpace Storyteller Contest. Additionally she has landed spots in several national commercials and magazines.

“A Simple Promise” was an official selection of the LA Femme Film Festival and The San Diego Black Film Festival. The film was produced by Marlo Productions and directed by Earnest Harris. The film’s website is www.asimplepromise.com and it will be available through Blockbuster, Netflix, Target.com, and many other DVD sales and rental retailers.

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