Adam Davidson delivers multilayered satisfaction and suspense (x2) with his survival action thrillers, One Mile: Chapter One and One Mile: Chapter Two.
Chapter One follows a former special forces operative, Danny, trying to reconnect with his teenage daughter, Alex, during a college road trip. When an unexpected detour puts them in the sights of a secretive, off-the-grid community, his daughter is taken and the trip erupts into a high-octane fight for survival. Alone and outnumbered, he’s forced to use every skill he has to track them down, take them apart, and bring his daughter home.
Chapter Two follows the Danny as he is forced back onto a remote island when the violent, secretive community he fought once before abducts his daughter in an act of revenge. Launched into a relentless hunt, he faces an enemy that’s ready and anticipating his every move.
Directed by Adam, Chapters One and Two feature Ryan Phillippe, Amélie Hoeferle, C. Thomas Howell.
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Adam’s career took off with the debut of his student short, the 10 min film The Lunch Date which won the Palme d’Or and the Academy Award among other awards. He then had the privilege of co-writing a script with Milos Forman for Milos to direct as well as started his television directing career, earning a DGA nomination for his first ever episode of TV. Since then he’s done countless shows in almost every genre for network, cable and streaming.
He recently wrapped directing the pilot and several episodes of “Joseph Of Egypt” for Amazon and 5&2 Studios along with “I Will Find You,” the new Harlan Coben adaptation for Netflix. Adam’s pilot directing include AMC’s “Fear The Walking Dead,” which aired for 9 Seasons, “Kingdom” on Netflix, “Wisdom Of The Crowd,” “Ordinary Joe,” among others. He has also served as an executive producer/series director on multiple series and has directed episodes of such shows as “Bosch,” “True Blood,” “Entourage,” “Community,” “Friday Night Lights,” “Lost,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” just to name a few.