MUMA
A film about family.
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Trey TerpelukProducerFreak Power: The Battle of Aspen
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Rosco GuerreroDirectorMary
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Brady DowadWriter
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Brady DowadKey Cast"Shea"Limitless
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Thriller, Drama
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Runtime:5 minutes 31 seconds
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Completion Date:October 10, 2019
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Country of Origin:United States
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Shooting Format:Alexa mini/ Kowa anamorphic
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Marina Del Rey Film FestivalMarina Del Rey
United States
September 10, 2019
Festival Premiere
Official Selection -
Los Angeles CinefestLos Angeles
United States
January 12, 2020
Semi-Finalist -
Los Angeles Independent Film FestivalLos Angeles
United States
August 29, 2020 -
New York Movie AwardsNew York
United States
December 5, 2019
Finalist
Distribution Information
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Rosco DASH Guerrero
Known for music video work with artists such as American Authors, Grandson, Brick + Mortar, 888, Summer Salt, Vanna and Young Rising Sons. Writer/ Director of short film "Mary" - FreakShow Horror Film Festival short film winner. Writer/ Director of short film "Bobby"- Copper Mountain Film Festival audience award winner Feature film "Paradise" slated for principle photography Spring 2020. Partner at Blurred Pictures
From the Director: Rosco Guerrero
"Brady’s script offered me a rare glimpse behind the veil of the unspeakable and the opportunity to expose its insides to an audience. My aim was to adapt the material in a cinematic language that inserts the viewer into this nightmarish moment with the character in real time, maintaining a sense of urgency via the performance and calculated camera movement and music.
Raw filmmaking that hopefully raises some questions"
From The Producer: Trey Terpeluk
"MUMA is something I think we can all relate to. As a producer, it was an incredible experience to curate a single shot horror short and I couldn't be more grateful and proud of how its done in festivals. Brady is a whiz."
From the Writer: Brady Dowad
“A commentary on millennial angst and infantilisation, ‘Muma’ attempts to humanize the nationally-branded ‘villain’ of our current political climate— white, privileged, and male. After all, how can we progress as a unified nation without understanding and relating to our enemies?”