An everyday New Yorker is dumbstruck by the awe and wonder of the tourists populating his relatively bleak surroundings during a lunch break.
A first-timer's break and entry attempt doesn't go quite as planned, and now he finds himself in the victim position.
Evan Rivard was born to Gary and Erika Rivard in April 2002. After attending high school in Maine, Evan moved to Brooklyn, NY to study filmmaking at Pratt Institute. His work is primarily fiction/narrative driven, and tends to fall under the drama/comedy genre. Evan's most notable work as director comes from his film "Monique" (2023) and his upcoming thesis film "Sting". However, the majority of his low-budget projects (notably "Heirloom", "Tourists", and "I'll Be Your Killer This Morning") were filmed with an ensemble cast-and-crew of non-filmmakers or actors.
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