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DELUSIONE

DELUSIONE is an examination of dissociation, as a means for survival and manipulation. Fueled by lust and love, one's reality is ultimately designed by one's desires, leading to a mirage of illusion.

  • Breton Tyner-Bryan
    Director
    Egosia, Raze, Goodbye Chelsea, Invicta, Destiny's Fuge, Nina, Apartment, The Mark Twain House, Hillstead Museum, Ballet Hartford, Breton Follies Productions
  • Breton Tyner-Bryan
    Writer
    Egosia, Raze, Goodbye Chelsea, Invicta, Destiny's Fuge, Nina, Apartment, The Mark Twain House, Hillstead Museum, Ballet Hartford, Breton Follies Productions
  • Breton Tyner-Bryan
    Producer
    Egosia, Raze, Goodbye Chelsea, Invicta, Destiny's Fuge, Nina, Apartment, The Mark Twain House, Hillstead Museum, Ballet Hartford, Breton Follies Productions
  • Michael Burke
    Producer
    The Politician, The Hunters, Nerve, Spiderman, John Wicke
  • Breton Tyner-Bryan
    Key Cast
    Billions, Shackled, Divorce, Manhattan Love Story
  • Emily Ulrich
    Key Cast
    Goodbye Chelsea, New Victory Theater
  • Breton Tyner-Bryan
    Editor
    Delusione, Goodbye Chelsea, Invicta, West of Frank
  • Emily Ulrich
    Editor
    Goodbye Chelsea, Jester, Destiny's Fuge
  • Emily Ulrich
    Colorist
    Goodbye Chelsea, Jester, Destiny's Fuge
  • Michael J. Burke
    Director of Photography
    The Politician, The Hunters, Nerve, Spiderman, John Wicke
  • Faye Chiao
    Composer
    New Victory Theater 42nd Street, Houston Grand Opera, Boston Chamber Symphony, Peabody Institute, Libby Larsen Prize, Presser Institute, Opera America
  • Breton Tyner-Bryan
    Choreographer
    Divorce HBO, Egosia, Raze, Goodbye Chelsea, Invicta, Destiny's Fuge, Nina, Apartment, Breton Follies Productions
  • Project Type:
    Experimental, Short
  • Genres:
    Drama, Romance, SciFi, LGBTQ, Dance, Musical
  • Runtime:
    7 minutes
  • Country of Origin:
    United States
  • Country of Filming:
    United States
  • Language:
    English
  • Shooting Format:
    RED
  • Aspect Ratio:
    16:9
  • Film Color:
    Color
  • First-time Filmmaker:
    No
  • Student Project:
    No
  • La Jolla International Fashion Film Festival 2021
    La Jolla, CA
    United States
    July 24, 2021
    World Premiere
    Best Fashion Dance, Best Editing
  • Emberlight Film Festival
    Ironwood, Michigan
    United States
    August 30, 2022
    Michigan Premiere
  • Micheaux Film Festival
    Los Angeles, CA
    United States
    July 14, 2022
  • Dances With Films
    Los Angeles, CA
    United States
    June 17, 2022
    Los Angeles Premiere
    Down Beat Selection
  • French Riviera Film Festival at Cannes
    Cannes, France
    France
    May 21, 2022
    Cannes Premiere
    Best Experimental Film
  • Stockholm Short Film Festival
    Stockholm
    Sweden
    March 12, 2022
    Swedish Premiere
    Semi- Finalist
  • Paris Short Film Festival
    Paris
    France
    January 14, 2022
    Best Experimental Short
  • Bucharest Film Awards
    Bucharest
    Romania
    May 25, 2022
    Romanian Premiere
    Best Short Film
  • ASVOFF Paris
    Paris
    France
    December 1, 2021
    French Premiere
    Themed Curations Fashion Moves
Director Biography - Breton Tyner-Bryan

Breton Tyner-Bryan is an American born multi award winning director, writer, actor, choreographer with Canadian roots, based in New York City. A classically trained ballet dancer and award-winning filmmaker, she grew up in the theater in Hartford, CT. Her films have won numerous awards including Best Director, Best Editor, Best Narrative Short, Best Dance film screening at Micheaux Film Festival, Berlin Commercial, Tokyo Shorts, Dances With Films, French Riviera Film Festival, Vegas Movie Awards, Silk Road Film Awards Cannes, Barcelona IFF, Madrid IFF, World Independent Cinema Nice, France, World London Film Festival, La Jolla International Fashion Film Festival, New York Shorts International Film Festival, Big Apple Film Festival, CANIFFF, ASVOFF, Flickfair, Jellyfest, and International LGBTQ Shorts. She is known for Manifest (Netflix), Gossip Girl (HBO), Billions (Showtime), Divorce (HBO), Shackled, working alongside Sarah Jessica Parker and Molly Shannon, The Knick alongside Clive Owen, choreographing for BD Wong and Donny Most of Happy Days, Studio City (VICE), Manhattan Love Story (ABC), Shackled (in production), TEST, and Stories from the Microchasm with John Sanborn. She often plays detectives and tough seductive characters collaborating regularly with cinematographer Michael J. Burke. Her heritage is Native American, Jewish German, Spanish, Italian, Irish, French, and Indian. She is named for Cape Breton, Nova Scotia where her family created a commune. She is in pre-production on her first pilot to series I DREAM OF HAZEL, that she wrote, will direct, and act in.

Directing credits include Merryn John's "Love Is A Blue Jay", Village Playwrights NYC, "All About Love" New Victory Theater, installations for New York Fashion Week, The Pierre Taj Hotel, Madonna-Washington Square Park, Don Most from Happy Days, and Sonas Denim Commercial. Choreographic works include Divorce HBO, Saturday Night Fever Engeman Theater, "Heading East" starring BD Wong, Prospect Theater, "Vinegar Tom", "Retrofactoy" Theater C, Peter Pan Dreamland Stages, "Cotton Candy and Cocaine" New York Theater Barn, choreographic men-tee under Sergio Trujillo for The Donna Summer musical on Broadway, choreographic labs for Waitress (Broadway), Twelfth Night (Public Theater), Encore's God Bless You Mr. Rosewater, commissions for NYU, Marymount, AMDA, and performing alongside The Martha Graham Dance Company at its Benefit for Haiti. She is a CUNY awardee and Dance Lab New York connect artist with Sam Pinkelton and Josh Prince.

She is the executive producer and founder of Breton Follies Productions, featured at New Victory Theater 42nd Street, Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, City Center, and has taught for New York University, Fordham University, Smith College, Broadway Dance Center, Joffrey Ballet School, The Place (London), Dance Base Scotland, San Francisco State University, LINES and Complexions Contemporary Ballet. She holds a BFA in Ballet Performance from the University of Utah and received her training at the School of the Hartford Ballet. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, The New York Post, Curve Magazine, Broadway World, Pointe Magazine, Dance Magazine and the Huffington Post.

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Director Statement

Breton Follies Productions has established an ongoing artistic collaboration with esteemed cinematographer Michale J. Burke (The Politician, The Hunter’s, The Gilded Age), shooting 4 films in 2 months, with our debut feature film set for 2021. Breton Follies humbly began performing as a part of McKittrick Follies at Sleep No More, and has gone on to perform in New York’s most established Broadway theaters, before adapting original stage works for screen.