“The past we bury has a way of finding us.”

A mysterious love letter forces a married man to revisit a past relationship he never fully let go of — confronting the quiet choices that shaped his life, and the love he never allowed himself to choose.

OFFICIAL SELECTION  ·  BronzeLens Film Festival 2026 | WORLD PREMIERE — TARA ATLANTA, AUG 22nd 4:17 PM | OFFICIAL SELECTION  ·  16th Charlotte Black Film Festival

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The Story

a letter he never expected

A Love He Never Left.

Honor, a polished businessman with a wife and children, comes home to a mysterious letter. The words transport him into vivid flashbacks of his youth — and a hidden romance with Caleb, a best friend turned first love.

Their bond, breakup, and unresolved emotions resurface, challenging Honor to reconcile his present life with his buried past. As the letter unfolds, Honor faces his deepest fears: regret, vulnerability, and the possibility that the love he left behind never truly left him.

“The story is about what we hide from ourselves — and how love never fully dies.”

19:56

Runtime

A short film that carries the weight of a lifetime of unspoken words.

2026

World Premiere

Premiering at the BronzeLens Film Festival, Atlanta — two weekends, one unforgettable story.

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Official Selections

BronzeLens Film Festival and the 16th Annual Charlotte Black Film Festival.

The Cast

three lives, one letter

Malik J. Ali

as Honor Williams

A multihyphenate actor, director, and coach whose credits span The Piano Lesson (Netflix), Swagger (Apple TV+), and Boardwalk Empire (HBO). An award-winning director, he trains actors at his Atlanta studio, Acts of Freedom.

Shaboz Parker

as Caleb Cross

A North Carolina–born actor, writer, and multidisciplinary artist trained at NC A&T State University, blending dramatic depth, charisma, and musicality. He develops original stage plays and films through his company, Shadrach Production House.

Khennedi Daniels

as Lisa Williams

As Honor’s wife Lisa, Khennedi brings grounded warmth and quiet perception to the story — the stability and chosen family Honor swore to protect.

Written & Executive Produced By

Eric Denzelle Wright

12th and Main Media, LLC

Behind the words of Somebody Loves You is writer and executive producer Eric Denzelle Wright (@ericdenzellewright ).

For Eric, storytelling has always been about finding the humanity in the complicated—the things we love, the things we hide, and the truths that have a way of finding us anyway.

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Eric Denzelle Wright is a writer, producer, and multidisciplinary creative whose work explores Black life, identity, relationships, family, and the beautifully complicated spaces where they intersect.

A lifelong storyteller with a background spanning media, communications, and creative development, Eric has written across formats including scripted series, short-form narratives, and original dramatic works. Through 12th & Main Media, he develops character-driven stories centered on voices and experiences too often left at the margins.

Somebody Loves You marks Eric’s first produced short film as a screenwriter—an intimate story about love, friendship, identity, and the truths we carry when the lives we’ve built no longer leave room for them.

Its selection by the BronzeLens Film Festival marks an exciting new chapter in his work as a writer and filmmaker.

🎬 Somebody Loves You
Written & Executive Produced by Eric Denzelle Wright
BronzeLens Film Festival
@bronzelens #bronzelens26

Director | EP | DP| Editor

Timothy M. Bowser

Timothy Bowser Multimedia, LLC

With 20 years of professional experience in photography and over 15 years as a multimedia artist, Timothy Bowser brings a deep technical expertise and refined skill set to the visual and media production field. His career spans a comprehensive range of skills, including advanced camera work, sound engineering, lighting design, and multimedia design, making him adept at delivering impactful, high-quality content across diverse platforms. Timothy has successfully led and executed projects in corporate and commercial photography, and he is now expanding into film, where his expertise continues to adapt and evolve.
Timothy’s technical approach is grounded in precision and adaptability. Highly experienced with advanced camera systems, he also has a meticulous eye for lighting and sound design, ensuring all visual elements come together to create cohesive, professional results. His background includes extensive experience in corporate photography and event documentation, where he has managed complex setups and navigated diverse environments to produce flawless execution under a variety of lighting and sound conditions. This experience has sharpened his ability to solve technical challenges with efficiency and professionalism.

Beyond photography, Timothy’s skills extend into film direction and work as a Director of Photography, where he integrates visual, audio, and lighting elements to create compelling narratives. With strong project management skills, Timothy excels at achieving project objectives and deadlines, whether directing teams or working independently. He approaches every project with a collaborative and detail-oriented mindset, maintaining high standards for quality in every visual aspect, from framing and lighting to sound fidelity.

Rooted in his upbringing on a farm in eastern North Carolina, Timothy’s approach to his work is resourceful and innovative.

🎬 Somebody Loves You
Director & Executive Produced by Timothy Bowser
BronzeLens Film Festival
@bronzelens #bronzelens26

the crew

Kei Huntt

Assistant Director

Dion Cummings

Camera Operator

Dion Cummings is an Atlanta-based filmmaker and the founder of Southern Storytellers LLC, working across narrative, documentary, commercial, and branded content. He served as Camera Operator on Somebody Loves You, a Timothy M. Bowser film written by Eric Denzelle Wright, an Official Selection of BronzeLens and the Charlotte Black Film Festival. He also directed and produced the Word to My Mother Mother’s Day campaign, worked as 1st Assistant Camera and Camera Operator on Juccee Shorts, and continues to produce with Midnight Coffee Productions. Dion built his career from the ground up in the camera department, and that grounding shapes everything he does in the director’s chair — a patience for the image and an instinct for the human story underneath it.

Charles Johnson

1st Assistant Camera

Charles Johnson is an Atlanta-based photographer and videographer passionate about storytelling and capturing moments that matter. Through Charles Johnson Media, he specializes in weddings, family milestones, portraits, sports, events, and brand photography and videography. His style blends authenticity, creativity, and a cinematic approach to create timeless visuals. Whether capturing a wedding, special event, family celebration, or brand story, Charles focuses on the moments, emotions, and details that make every story unique.

Stephen Lamar

Grip and Electric

Desmond Devon

Creative Consultant

Desmond is an Indianapolis, Indiana native with a passion for cameras, storytelling, and video production. Ever since he was young, he would pick up any camera he could find and knew that working in production was something he wanted to pursue. While in high school, he became the director of his school’s news program, where he began developing his skills behind the camera. Desmond attended Ball State University, where he majored in Telecommunications with a focus in Video Production. Since moving to Atlanta, he has had the opportunity to work on numerous sets and gain valuable hands-on experience, including seeing firsthand what it takes to bring million-dollar productions to life. Desmond moved to Atlanta to follow his dreams, grow within the entertainment industry, and continue doing what he loves most creating, producing, and bringing stories to life.

Kristopher Williams

Graphic Designer (Cover Creator)

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