F IS FOR FILM

F IS FOR FILM

di Steven Adams
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Episode 5: Jamie by Esmé Creed-Miles

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A struggling nineteen year old is contemplating ending her life. On the train to her nan’s, her journey is interrupted by another young woman’s death.

Episode 4: Thompson Farm by Jackson Lewis Lee

THOMPSON FARM tells the story of a quiet young man, compelled by his lucid dreams, to stand up to the extreme discipline of his adoptive father, who runs an illegal moonshine business. Directed by Jackson Lewis Lee, THOMPSON FARM was written by Jackson Lewis Lee and Julius Pryor. Produced by Jackson Lewis Lee, Julius Pryor and Marttise Hill of Pryor Hill Productions.

Episode 3: Freeze by Maya Albanese

When Joy’s fairytale romance crashes and burns on the eve of her 35th birthday, the TICK-TOCK of her biological clock pushes her into a series of romantic misadventures and provokes wild hallucinations. Pressures stack up against her, and just about everybody seems to have an opinion about what she should do with her dwindling egg count. Joy ends up at Dream Life Lab & Clinic where an angry mob battles to get inside to see an eccentric egg freezing doctor who offers women peace of mind in exchange for their life savings.

Episode 2: Meats by Ashley Williams

Ashley Williams directed, wrote, produced, and starred in MEATS, a short film shot by Roman Vasyanov (the D.P. for SUICIDE SQUAD and FURY). Ashley also wrote and starred in the short film STUD BOOB which is in post-production now with director Shaina Feinberg. She’s shadowing major television directors, developing a series with producer-director Pamela Fryman, and developing feature and television projects for herself to direct, as well as continuing to produce projects for Hallmark, where she conceived of, developed, executive produced, and starred in LOVE ON A LIMB.

Episode 1: Umama by Talia Smith

Talia Smith is a filmmaker born and raised in South Africa. Her country's rich heritage inspired her storytelling aspirations from a young age and at 8 she decided she would one day move to New York to pursue a career in film and share these stories with the world. 10 years later she followed her dreams and studied Film and TV at NYU's Tisch School of the arts. Throughout her four years at NYU, she made South African and female-focused pieces. Since moving to New York she has worked for award-winning production companies such as Smuggler, Hungryman, The Mill, Radical Media and Di Novi Pictures. No matter the genre, all her films are created in pursuit of justice.
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