"I Still Miss Someone"
directed by John Lloyd Miller
screenplay by John Lloyd Miller and Mark Collie

New York Independent Film Festival, Best Short Film

Yahoo! Online Film Festival, Best Short Film

Zoie Fest, Best Picture, Dramatic Short - Audience Award, Best Film

Atlantic City Film Festival, Best Short Film

Nashville Film Festival, Best Film, Best Short Film

Method Fest, Best Actor

Finalist, South By Southwest, 1st runner up

Best Short Film, Oberhausen Festival/Germany, finalist

Selected as only short film screened with "The Best Indie Films of the Last Thirty Years," alongside such films as "Blue Velvet', "Easy Rider", "Pulp Fiction" at the Woodstock Festival.




reviews

"The film is a revelation. Loving and leering, it must be seen to be believed -- and felt, because it is that damned good." -- The Dallas Observer

"...The best work we've seen in years..."
-- Stuart Alson, Executive Director, New York Independent Film Festival

"...the viewer might be forgiven for confusing dramatics with documentary reality. The premise of the film cries out to be developed into feature length proportions."
-- Tony Byworth, CMP, London, England

"John Lloyd Miller's award winning short is a 17 minute riff on the rough and rowdy life of country legend Johnny Cash." -- Variety

"...one of the most talked about film shorts... A tour de force! Miller's film has found instant success."
-- DirectorsWorld, NYC

"The most amazing thing in the festival...only 17 minutes long, it's a very strong film... It blew me away."
-- The Nashville Scene

"...an extraordinary film...believe me, this little slice of cinema will shake you to your foundation."
-- Robert Oerrmann, Music Row Magazine

"A powerful short... Collie's performance was captivating... He's more Cash than Cash. Great dialogue, great acting..." -- Don Franken, Executive Director, Method Fest, Los Angeles

"A surreal minibiography. The highlight of the festival." -- The Star-Telegram, Ft. Worth, Texas

"...sweaty, moody, intense, extraordinarily focused, a strong short that deserves to be expanded into a feature."-- The Tennessean, Nashville

music video awards

Gold Award, WorldFest Houston, Billy Ray Cyrus, "I Give My Heart To You"

Video of the Year, Music Row Magazine, Billy Ray Cyrus, "I Give My Heart To You"

 Silver Award, WorldFest Houston, Marty Stuart, "Red, Red Wine"

 Best Independent Video of the Year, CMT, Cledus T. Judd, "Every Light In The House"

 Grand Prize/USA Representative, Cine Golden Eagle, Reba McEntire, "What If"

 Gold Award, Classic Telly Awards, Reba McEntire, "What If"

 Gold Award, WorldFest Houston, Reba McEntire, "What If"

 Video of the Year, CMA Awards, Garth Brooks, "The Dance"

 Video of the Year, Music City News, Garth Brooks, "The Dance"

 Video of the Year, ACM Awards, Garth Brooks, "The Dance"

 Gold Award, Classic Telly Awards, Garth Brooks, "The Dance"

 Video of the Year Finalist, CMA Awards, The Kentucky HeadHunters, "Dumas Walker"

 Grand Prize (All Divisions), WorldFest Houston, Joy Lynn White, "Little Tears"

 Grand Prize/USA Representative, Cine Golden Eagle, Joy Lynn White, "Little Tears"

 Gold Award, Classic Telly Awards, Joy Lynn White, "Little Tears"

 Gold Award, WorldFest Houston, Bob Carlisle, "Butterfly Kisses"

 Silver Award, WorldFest Houston, The Cox Family, "Runaway"

 Video of the Year Finalist, CMA Awards, Vince Gill, "Look at Us"

 Video of the Year, Billboard Magazine, The KY HeadHunters, "Oh Lonesome Me"

 Video of the Year, Music Row Magazine, The KY HeadHunters, "Oh Lonesome Me"

 Finalist, New York Film Festival, Patty Loveless, "That Kind Of Girl"

 Grand Prize, TNN/Music City News, George Strait, "Check Yes Or No"

 Video of the Year, "Country Weekly Magazine", George Strait, "Check Yes or No"

 Video of the Year Finalist, CMA Awards, George Strait, "Check Yes or No"

 Gold Award, Worldfest Houston, George Strait, "Check Yes or No"

 Video of the Year, CCMA, Vince Gill, "Go Rest High on That Mountain"

 Gold Award, Classic Telly Award, Vince Gill, "Go Rest High On That Mountain"

 Video of the Year Finalist, CMA Awards, Vince Gill, "Go Rest High On That Mountain"

 Finalist, Worldfest Houston, Vince Gill, "Go Rest High On That Mountain"

 Video of the Year Finalist, CMA Awards, Vince Gill, "Don't Let Our Love Start Slippin'"

 Gold Award, Telly Awards, George Jones, "Wild Irish Rose"

Greatest Videos of All Time, CMT - Included in the list are a number of John Lloyd Miller videos including, Vince Gill, "Give Me One More Last Chance", Vince Gill, "Go Rest High On That Mountain", KT Oslin, "'80s Ladies", George Strait, "Check Yes or No", Travis Tritt, "More Than You'll Ever Know", and Garth Brooks, "The Dance" which was listed as in the top five all time.

commercials & long form awards

Gold Award, Telly Awards, "Pigeon Forge Department of Tourism Year Long Campaign"

 Grand Prize, Axiem Awards, "Pigeon Forge Tourism Videos"

 Gold Award, Telly Awards, The United Way, "Crack Baby"

 Gold Award, Worldfest Houston, The United Way, "Crack Baby"

 Gold Award, Telly Awards, TV Special, HBO "Influences"

 Grand Prize, Worldfest Houston, Television Specials, HBO "Influences"

 Gold Award, Telly Awards, Baptist Hospital, "Newborn"

 Platinum Award, RIAA, Vince Gill, "The Videos"

 Gold Award, Telly Awards, Long Form Video, Bob Carlisle, "Butterfly Kisses"

 Gold Award, Worldfest Houston, Long Form Projects, Bob Carlisle, "Butterfly Kisses"

 Platinum Award, RIAA, The Kentucky HeadHunters, Long Form, "Pickin' on Nashville" 

some AV Squad press & media

Nashville Independent Film Festival Positions John Lloyd Miller's Continued Success

Acclaimed Director To Shoot Skinner's First Video

Director Heads to LA to Direct FX Series

CCMA Awards Honor

Billboard: Video Track

Billboard Production Notes: John Berry & John Lloyd Miller on location

John Lloyd Miller is honored to be included in these fine books:

The Garth Factor: The Career Behind The Country's Big Boom, by Patsi Bale Cox
The Encyclopedia of Country Music, by Michael McCall
Country Music Trivia & Fact Book, by Ernie Couch
The Garth Brooks Scrapbook, Lee Randall
   The Real Meaning of Life, by David Seaman