David-Matthew Barnes
WRITER, DIRECTOR, PRODUCER
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USADavid-Matthew Barnes is a novelist, playwright, poet, and screenwriter.Born in Torrance, California on September 3, 1970, Barnes primarily grew up in Northern California. While attending Berkeley High School, he published his first short story at the age of fifteen. As a college student, Barnes was active in the flourishing theatre community in Northern California (fellow artists included Colin Hanks and Jessica Chastain), serving as the first resident playwright of the Thistle Dew Dessert Theatre, and writing, directing and starring in over a dozen theatrical productions.Today, he is the bestselling author of twelve novels including the young adult novels "Swimming to Chicago" and "Wonderland", which were recognized by the American Library Association for their contribution to diversity in young adult literature. His literary work has appeared in over one hundred publications.Barnes is also the author of over fifty stage stage plays that have been performed in three languages in ten countries. He is a member of the Dramatists Guild of America, International Thriller Writers, and the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators.Barnes' first film was "Frozen Stars", which he wrote and directed while still an undergrad in college in Chicago. The coming-of-age independent film starred a then-unknown Lana Parrilla.In 2018, Barnes' short screenplay "Boxcar" was adapted into a film by director Coen Haver, produced by Kupenda Films and Revolver Amsterdam.
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A divorced professor discovers the dumpster outside his new apartment is a demonic portal that devours people. When he's pulled inside, he must navigate an endless void of living trash and face the sinister entity controlling it.
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