Et Tu
2025·Comedy·1h 41m
7.1
★
A stage director is driven to madness during a regional production of Julius Caesar.
Directed by Max Tzannes
theater director
psychological thriller
madness
stage performance
stage play
actor
julius caesar
independent film
bloody death
stage crew
suspenseful
falling into madness
intense
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Cast
Lou Diamond Phillips
Brent Barrymore
Malcolm McDowell
The Janitor
Antwone Barnes
Terrence
Isabella Blake-Thomas
Margaret
Rachel Alig
Nadine
Brennan Keel Cook
Marcus
Jaclyn Mofid
Vicky
Trevor James
Phillip
Lanelle Scott
Susan
Timothy Patrick Cavanaugh
Roger
Andrew Pickwood
Popillius
Abbie Georganna
Sheila
Crew
Max Tzannes
Director
Max Tzannes
Writer
David San Miguel
Original Music Composer
Jacob Souza
Editor
Jacob Souza
Director of Photography
Trevor James
Executive Producer
Tyler Friesen
Producer
Timothy Patrick Cavanaugh
Producer
Richard Berger
Executive Producer
Richard Berger
Producer
Benjamin Balcom
Scoring Mixer
Kipp Tribble
Associate Producer
Popular Reviews
1 review
Gabe G.PRO
6.0★ · 09/09/25
Okie dokie.
Absolutely insane that my friends and partner hyped this up as one of the greatest pieces of cinema to ever grace an audience's eyeballs.
But, overall, it seems that Lou Diamond Phillips's performance is essentially carrying this film from start-to-finish.
Solid debut feature, wish there was more to sink my teeth into.
Absolutely insane that my friends and partner hyped this up as one of the greatest pieces of cinema to ever grace an audience's eyeballs.
But, overall, it seems that Lou Diamond Phillips's performance is essentially carrying this film from start-to-finish.
Solid debut feature, wish there was more to sink my teeth into.
Okie dokie.
Absolutely insane that my friends and partner hyped this up as one of the greatest pieces of cinema to ever grace an audience's eyeballs.
But, overall, it seems that Lou Diamond Phillips's performance is essentially carrying this film from start-to-finish.
Solid debut feature, wish there was more to sink my teeth into.
Absolutely insane that my friends and partner hyped this up as one of the greatest pieces of cinema to ever grace an audience's eyeballs.
But, overall, it seems that Lou Diamond Phillips's performance is essentially carrying this film from start-to-finish.
Solid debut feature, wish there was more to sink my teeth into.
