The Bengalugu boy Kannada speaking guy Stanley Joseph is reaching the Hollywood area with his new theory in ‘Newton’s 3rd Law’. After a decade stay in Australia with a small stint in the leading newspaper as advertisement representative Stanley Joseph has directed an English film ‘Newton’s 3rd Law’ staying in Australia with the support of Dr Bharathi Reddy as producer. Stanley is planning for dubbing of his English movie in to Hindi, Telugu and Tamil. He thought of ‘Karma’ as the title in the beginning but that is spelt as ‘Khama’ by foreigners made him to go for this title.

Apparently Stanley Joseph directorial venture is the first one to shoot entirely in Australia. This is the first English film shot in 40 days in Australia and none other tried a complete shoot he says.

The terrorism issue is dogging the entire universe. In a social concept director Stanley Josph scoring music and writing the script with the help of Brian Caswell says it is time action meets the ultimate reaction!

The film questions on various issues in the form of new brand of urban terrorist, with new face, the squad must race against time to prevent the catastrophe.

Stanley Joseph left India for progress to Australia with a dream of scoring music one day. But he was struck with the idea of directing a film in English on the universal subject. There are some raw action, crash, bike chase etc. he has completed the first English movie in Australia which no one attempted in the land of kangaroos.

Dr Bharathi Reddy a medical practitioner since 35 years in Australia has liked the script of the film and invested 2.5 million dollars on this film. Starting from Los Angeles the film will be distributed worldwide.

Executive producers are Dr Sree Ranga Reddy and Dr Bharathi Reddy. Stanley Joseph has scored the music and directed the music besides joining hands with Brian Caswell for the script.

Shane Kavanagh is the editor, Robert Agganis is the cameraman. In the cast are Mark Buncan, Mike Duncan, Neal Horton, Johan Earl, Jeff Earl, Jeff Ganon, Richard Carwin, Sarah Coombe, Sarab Mawbey, Amanda Fox, Matt Todd and Shai Alexander.