A man's overly talkative wife, disrupts her elderly husband's day of peace. Stars Loretta Devine & Frankie Faison

Director Bio/Statement:

Warren S. L. Burke is a visionary director, celebrated actor, and creative force hailing from the heart of Chicago, IL. With a profound passion for storytelling and a career spanning over 15 years in the entertainment industry, Burke has carved an indelible niche for himself through his distinct perspective and remarkable style. Warren’s artistic journey began with a Bachelor's Degree from Tennessee State University in Nashville, TN, which led him on a transformative journey to Los Angeles, CA where he attended esteemed institutions like The American Academy of Dramatic Arts, The Upright Citizen Brigade and was apart of the Sunday Company at The Groundlings Theatre. This training not only expanded his repertoire but also launched his television career on hit shows like Netflix’s "Family Reunion", NBC's "Abby's," and BET's "Bigger.” Warren’s influence as an actor, has extended across diverse genres, like his latest western film, "Dead For a Dollar," directed by the legendary Walter Hill and features the luminous talents of Willem Defoe & Christoph Waltz, showcasing his versatility as an actor and his innate ability to bring characters to life.

His journey reached a significant milestone with his recent directorial debut under his production company, Triome Productions, Inc. The release of his short film "Lucille," (starring Loretta Devine and Frankie Faison), stands as a testament to his directorial finesse and his commitment to delivering powerful narratives as a writer. As an actor, director, and visionary, Warren S. L. Burke's influence is immeasurable. His unique perspective, cultivated through years of experience and a keen understanding of human nature, infuses his works with a sense of authenticity and depth. His commitment to his craft, his devotion to storytelling, and his ability to forge meaningful connections continue to drive Warren’s creative journey forward. With "Lucille" as the herald of a new era under Triome Productions, the world eagerly anticipates the unfolding chapters of Warren S. L. Burke's artistic odyssey.