Directed by Napur Chitalia and Pascale Potvin Written by Pascale Potvin Starring Sara Caspian, Zoe Georgaras, Mark Petit, Sandy Ramdin, Raluca Urlea, Kimberly Wells, Allishia Pelletier and Bethany Monaghan. What happens when the people around you contribute to your disorientation? Moving to a small town, Lila (Sara Caspian) is keen on fitting in. Her goal…
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Misfit Mentor: Jamie Egan’s Second Act
Misfit Mentor, directed by Neil Garguilo, explores Jamie Egan’s path as he navigates the world of music and being present for those around him. Mentorship leaves a legacy, but the courage to keep chasing your own aspirations never disappears. This slice of life follows Jamie Egan as he navigates his newfound freedom. After retiring as…
Namaka: A Thoughtful Exploration of Desire, Obsession, and Hawaiian Folklore
Frank Merle’s Namaka transforms elements of Hawaiian mythology, blending mystery and folklore. Alex Cook, together with his wife’s family, goes on a vacation to Hawaii for the first time. His excitement is palpable. However, this trip goes differently from what he envisioned. While drinking at a bar, he meets a famous podcaster by the name…
Saving Cedar: What Makes Saving Cedar a Charming Family-Friendly Coming-of-Age Film
Their performing arts school risks closure. Realizing they need ten thousand dollars to keep the school open, they decide to find a solution. Putting aside their differences, they decide to work together. To save their school, they decide to put on a concert. However, before they succeed, they are faced with different challenges. In the…
Beasts of Death: Dealing With Grief
Sixteen-year-old Claudia is devastated by her mother’s death. She performs an Andean ritual, hoping it will bring her mother back. She willingly makes a deal: her soul for her mom’s. However, she is forced to confront her situation through three stages. Pulled into another dimension, she must complete four stages to earn her freedom. Writer…
Hindsight: A Peek Into The Lens of Adulthood
A film that carries a lightness framed through a car’s windshield. At its core, Hindsight is not simply about its plot. It creates room for transitions, ambitions, and friendships using dialogue and visual narration to explore questions that resonate with leaving friends behind. This film beautifully captures what it means to transition to adulthood. The…
The Forever Watchman: Some Promises Last Forever
“Death ends a life, not a relationship.” – Mitch Albom Francee Evans (Kinley Faith), a friend and roommate of Bonnie Gentry (Maddisen Sheedy), is kidnapped. Bonnie decides to ask an old man for help. Hank Cassidy (Mike Gassaway), her former protector during her younger years, was assigned to protect her from her father. She trusts…
Heavy: Murder Erasure in 44 Shots
44 shots of silence, 44 shots of erasure. Heavy follows a man who commits murder, then carries out the cleanup like a silent, mechanical ritual. He stills himself from the emotional impact a murder may have on one’s mind. He goes on with his life with the knowledge of having taken a life, then progressively…
The Warrior Monk: How Do You Prove A Life That Left No Record
https://mulliganbrothersstudios.com/the-warrior-monk “If you master the physical body, that is twenty percent of who you truly are- your inner state or warrior, but if you master the mind, it’s sixty percent. But if you master the energy that makes the five elements within us, you master your life, your destiny, and your own warrior.” Words by…
Hot House: Satirical Parody of a Reality TV Show
If you are looking for drama, comedy, and slightly delusional characters, I think you have arrived at the right place. Hot House is a parody series emulating popular TV shows. Eight beautiful influencers have to coexist in the Hot House, their beauty framed as currency. With different personalities and beliefs, alliances are formed through slow…
