Yellow
- Synopsis: When a well-dressed man climbs into a taxi one night, the tired driver settles in for another boring ride in silence. But things change quickly when the passenger starts talking earnestly about the troubling purpose of the journey. The driver finds himself parked outside a strange house, fearing for his life.
- Director: William Allert
- Producer: William Allert
- Writer: William Allert
- Cinematographer: Craig Jackson
- Composer: Andy Scott
- Editor: Brad Hurt
- Key Cast: Nathan O'Keefe, William Allert
- Length: 5' 50"
- Shot On: HD
- Tropfest Awards: Best Screenplay - William Allert
Read more about this topic: 2007 Tropfest Finalists
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