The UB Interview + Preview: Director Sky Directs Talks ‘Run Nixon’

“Run Nixon” hits theaters this Wednesday November 22nd.

Premiering in AMC Select Theaters Including; Atlanta (Southlake Pavillion 24), Dallas-Fort. Worth (Mesquite 30), Los Angeles (Ontario Mills 30), and Phoenix (Ahwatukee 24).

“Run Nixon” is riveting urban thriller that follows devoted parents, in a heart-stopping race against time to save their child’s life.

UB has screened the film and it’s a great story with a cast who became their characters.

Director Sky Directs, did an amazing job of creating the right atmosphere while shooting. It comes across in the transitions and dialogue. In all, “Run Nixon” is a really good movie worth supporting.

The film stars Fizz, Jordan Lee Brown, Sicily Cameron, Emperor Kaioyuis, Apple Watts and more.

The story unfolds around Dre, a father propelled into a desperate race against time to save his son, Nixon. When Stacy, Nixon‘s mother, takes a daring plunge into the criminal underworld, robbing the menacing Slice to fund their son’s life-saving surgery, the stakes skyrocket.

Unbeknownst to Dre, this audacious move triggers a relentless chain of events, leading Slice to retaliate by kidnapping Nixon. The tension reaches a boiling point in an electrifying face-off with Slice, a testament to a father’s unwavering love and courage.

Directed by Sky Directs, written by Michelle Vital and Sky Directs and produced by Brian Cooper.

Sky Palmer, most commonly known as Sky Directs, has worked alongside Nick Cannon on VH1‘s “Wild ‘N Out,” and was Cudda Love‘s guided mentorship while filming the YouTube reality series “Life After B2K.”

Sky Directs has directed dozens of music videos, collaborating with some of the most iconic names in entertainment, from Trey Songz to Chris Brown.

Aries from UB spoke to talented director Sky Directs about his debut film “Run Nixon.”

Sky Directs tells us the concept and what made him want to bring the story to film.

Plus he shares his experience of working with the amazing cast and what he would like people to take away from the film and more.