Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Anderson's Cross is a 2010 feature film, focusing on three best friends whose evolving relationships cause tension in their senior year of high school. It was written and directed by Jerome Elston Scott, one of its co-stars.The film won Best International Feature at the Bridgetown Film Festival in Barbados and Independent best feature at the independent Black Film Festival. It is distributed by TLA releasing and is currently available on DVD.In August Illumination Pictures announced it was developing a prequel for cable based on the film. The new television series centers on the Anderson family and their son Nick and his friends during their adolescent years. Because the series takes place when the kids are entering high school the young roles of Nick, Kevin, Tracey and Trevor will be cast with fresh new faces. Screenwriter Jerome E. Scott will helm the pilot and the first six episodes. The nature of the series deemed it too risque for regular television.[citation needed]. }
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- Anderson's_Cross abstract "Anderson's Cross is a 2010 feature film, focusing on three best friends whose evolving relationships cause tension in their senior year of high school. It was written and directed by Jerome Elston Scott, one of its co-stars.The film won Best International Feature at the Bridgetown Film Festival in Barbados and Independent best feature at the independent Black Film Festival. It is distributed by TLA releasing and is currently available on DVD.In August Illumination Pictures announced it was developing a prequel for cable based on the film. The new television series centers on the Anderson family and their son Nick and his friends during their adolescent years. Because the series takes place when the kids are entering high school the young roles of Nick, Kevin, Tracey and Trevor will be cast with fresh new faces. Screenwriter Jerome E. Scott will helm the pilot and the first six episodes. The nature of the series deemed it too risque for regular television.[citation needed]".