Eager to impress his activist crush, a wealthy New York teenager follows an online connection to Texas, where he's convinced he can stop an act of extreme violence.
Directed by Oscar Boyson
new york city
texas
narcissism
dark comedy
private school
satire
crush
fired from the job
rich kid
death of mother
classmate
school shooting
fort worth
dramedy
activist
gun culture
activism
gun control
internet troll
father son relationship
mother son relationship
social media influencer
grandmother grandson relationship
life coach
gen z
chronically online
directorial debut
extreme act of violence
emotional distance
performative identity
Trailer
IMDB
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Cast
Jaeden Martell
Balthazar
Asa Butterfield
Solomon
Chris Bauer
Beaver
Pippa Knowles
Eleanor
Danny McCarthy
Gore
Jennifer Ehle
Nicole
Avan Jogia
Supes
Bobby Potts
Esteban
Becky Ann Baker
Elaine
Anna Baryshnikov
Taylor
Noah Centineo
Antony
David M. Raine
Hakeem
Crew
Oscar Boyson
Director
Ricky Camilleri
Writer
Oscar Boyson
Writer
Christopher Messina
Director of Photography
Oscar Boyson
Producer
Ricky Camilleri
Producer
Alex Hughes
Producer
Halsey
Co-Producer
Anthony Li
Co-Producer
Jaeden Martell
Producer
Jon Wroblewski
Producer
Scott Aharoni
Executive Producer
Popular Reviews
50 reviews
Nick c
8.0★ · 05/22/26
doomed yaoi usa
doomed yaoi usa
Natalie
7.0★ · 05/21/26
He did NOOT GAF
(I was there for the QnA)
He did NOOT GAF
(I was there for the QnA)
Wookie
8.0★ · 05/20/26
All I’ll say is go watch this film. You won’t regret it.
All I’ll say is go watch this film. You won’t regret it.
Treyward
8.0★ · 05/18/26
Solomon: You might be the first person I met who's weirder than me.
Very difficult film to fully wrap my head around moments after walking out of the theater. Definitely feels like convention with Eddington from last year. Manages to be entertaining and completely uncomfortable (most of the time in the same scene) and Asa Butterfield delivers a captivating performance that lands as one of the years best so far.
Solomon: You might be the first person I met who's weirder than me.
Very difficult film to fully wrap my head around moments after walking out of the theater. Definitely feels like convention with Eddington from last year. Manages to be entertaining and completely uncomfortable (most of the time in the same scene) and Asa Butterfield delivers a captivating performance that lands as one of the years best so far.
jrrrdan
8.0★ · 05/16/26
Brunswick Underground Film Festival #8
That hand placement… Need… We are fighting… For our lives…
Brunswick Underground Film Festival #8
That hand placement… Need… We are fighting… For our lives…
