SEDONA The Movie

About Sedona

Set among the famous red rocks and vortexes of mystical Sedona, Arizona, Sedona is a soul-searching adventure about the profound personal transformations experienced by a powerful advertising executive and a stressed-out lawyer over the course of one life-altering day.

Successful ad woman Tammy is travelling from Portland to Phoenix to meet a big potential client when she’s run off the road by a small airplane making an emergency landing. At first infuriated by the eccentric locals, she gradually begins to suspect that she may have ended up in Sedona for a reason as she waits for the local mechanic to repair her car and faces her difficult past for the very first time. Meanwhile, amidst the towering red boulders, workaholic lawyer Scott, his partner Eddie, and their two sons embark on a hiking trip that turns unexpectedly tense when seven-year-old Denny disappears into the sun-scorched landscape. As Scott searches frantically for his missing son, he realizes that his priorities have somehow gotten all mixed up and he begins to put his life into some much needed perspective. As night falls, both Tammy and Scott find their skepticism about Sedona fading with the setting sun.

Sedona Reviews
Writer/Directer Tommy Stovall has done an incredible job here in bringing the best out of some star cast members and joining them together seamlessly with some of the most incredible, breathtaking ariel and cinematic ground shots of Sedona itself. The story is so much fun, so light-hearted, and with the added elements of drama, comedy, and even a little bit of mystery, all the acting is excellent. ‘Sedona’ is a true feel-good story and one that you will enjoy. And trust me here, it WILL make you want to visit Sedona.
Russell Trunk, Exclusive Magazine

Fisher achieves marvelous depth as a headstrong businesswoman embracing her gentle, vulnerable side. Peterson is intense as a dad who realizes he wants his son to be happy, not perfect. The plot is skillfully woven with synchronicities and flashbacks. Soaring cinematography brings Sedona and its quirky citizens to life. Filmed in just 21 days, Sedona is a gem in the rough.
Martine Joseph, Moviespirit

‘Sedona’ provides a heartwarming, easygoing film with an amazing cast. If you have ever pondered a trip up north to the red rocks, Sedona: The Movie provides a humorous preview of what you can find. All you have to do is look for it.
William Pierce, Examiner.com

[Tammy & Scott] are caught up together in one of those mircacles for which Sedona is famous. A charming and inspiring film.
Light of Consciousness Magazine

Stunning cinematography, two skillfully interwoven storylines, convincing performances by a talented cast, and a fantastic portrayal of two loving, supportive gay parents that makes their sexuality a complete non-issue. Even if you’ve never had your chakra cleansed and a lotus is nothing more to you than a pretty flower, this mystical-flavored indie sends out enough good vibes to put a smile on your face, and perhaps even prompt you to search for a bit more meaning in your own life.
Jason Buchanan, TV Guide

It’s a film that everyone in our modern-daystress-filled society could benefit from viewing and being pleasantly surprised by. It is funny and entertaining; and the cinematography is stunning. How could anyone go wrong with the red rocks,”vortex energy” and all?
Maria Hoaglund, Examiner.com

Clearly a family film in the best sense, one boasting an affable cast, a basic, humane screenplay, and serviceable helming, it s proof that sometimes that s all you need.
Brandon Judell, Culture Catch

Credit for simply creating Scott and Eddie as two more characters in a film. He doesn’t go out of his way to draw attention to their sexual orientation; nor does he shy away from it. It simply exists.
Bill Goodykoontz, Arizona Republic

Truly lovely! A feel-good movie that captures the heart and spirit of Sedona. The perfect movie to watch with the entire family.
An Angel’s Kiss

Frances Fisher
Frances Fisher has enjoyed a long career as a respected stage, screen, and television performer. She is known for her roles as Strawberry Alice, the madame prostitute in Unforgiven (1992), directed by Clint Eastwood; and Ruth DeWitt Bukater, the mother of Kate Winslet’s character Rose in Titanic (1997); directed by James Cameron. Both films won the Academy Award for Best Picture. Her most recent film roles have been in The Roommate and The Lincoln Lawyer.

Fisher was cast as Lucille Ball in the television film Lucy & Desi: Before the Laughter, which aired to strong ratings and good reviews in 1991. She has played numerous roles on American television, including parts in the series Strange Luck, Becker, and Titus. She also played key roles in the television dramas The Lyon’s Den and Glory Days. Most recently, she has played guest roles in many TV series including Two and a Half Men, ER, The Mentalist, Boston Legal, and Private Practice.

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