Florida Highwaymen Film FOR SALE ALL RIGHTS!

Florida Highwaymen Documentary For Sale All Rights available 30,000.00

This Highwaymen documentary is rare because of the footage and rare interviews with Livingston Roberts and many others. The director filmmaker has made the film available on his own personal web-site http://www.jesusofmalibu.com/the_highwaymen.html
The film trailer is featured on several sites such as yahoo video, youtube, and also is high in the search engines and has a highwaymen blog. The director has no time for promoting the film, as his next film takes him to Costa Rica for 2 years.
Billy Yeager is also featured on Fox News as the Highwaymen curator and is offering this finished completed film for sale. It has sold over 1200 copies to date. The cost to make the DVDS is 2.45 cents. The film sells for 19.95 that is over a 17.00 profit on the film. It is sure to sell another 1200 or 10,000 copies. If you do the math you can see the return on your money immediately.
For 30,000 you are aquiring 2 years of hard work and research, anyone can buy a highwaymen painting but not anyone can claim they own the rights and distribute their own film.

“Art Observer”
“ It is obvious when one looks at the footage that Yeager has captured you have to begin to not only suspect the fake paintings that are sold, but also wonder about the responsibility of the press who only continued to promote The Highwaymen shows with no real sense of accuracy of the authenticity of the art. Yeager delves into Ft. Pierce looking for the highwaymen as he documents his earnest desire to paint with the highwaymen. When he discovers Livingston Roberts at his home we see many of the artist gathered together, including a rare scene with a staged but sincere reunion with Jimmy Stovall. The artist talk on camera about the old days, and Yeager instead of choosing to edit the scenes lets the moments be so we can get a perspective of a times that have now passed. Livingston passed away several years ago, and we see Yeager and Livingston painting together as Yeager dreamed the day would happen. There are precious moments where Yeager tries to persuade Rodney Demps to paint again. Yeager discovers Rodney wants a new truck so he purchases paints, brushes, massonite boards and recreates a scene that is reminiscent of Alfred Hair painting his art with a photo of a Cadillac tacked up close by for his inspiration to make money. Yeager returns days later to discover the artist has disappeared and left the state. Yeager returns again and again to the neighborhood trying to make friends, many are sceptical but it is Livingston who senses Billy’s true desire to become an artist and we as an audience watch as Billy brings his guitars, his first paintings, and convinces Livingston to let him paint. Yeager devoted a year to the project driving all the way from Miami to Ft. Pierce 5 days a week. If one was to debate whether Yeager is an expert or not, and about the fakes and forgeries, this footage will prove that Yeager at least goes a bit further than just the surface and reveals there is so much more to The Highwaymen than what is previously known.” Dane Paule

This documentary captures the only existing rare footage of Livingston Roberts painting in his backyard with musician / filmmaker and painter Billy Yeager. Yeager not only discovers where the Highwaymen gather to paint, but captures rare moments with artist Charles Walker, Johnny Daniels, Jimmy Stovall and Livingston all gathered together talking about the old days, Alfred Hair, Al Black, and the lost Freddie paintings.

Yeager interviews Alfred Hairs family and many who knew Backus and Alfred personally.