Thin Line
In a city gripped by uncertainty and pandemic-induced hardship, three lives converge at a perilous crossroads—where morality blurs, and the line between right and wrong begins to fade.
Thin Line follows a principled drug dealer who sees his illegal work as a way to uplift his struggling community. Operating in the shadows, he funds acts of charity while evading a relentless police chief determined to bring him down. When a young undercover agent infiltrates the dealer’s operation, he’s forced to confront a moral gray zone that challenges his beliefs about justice, loyalty, and truth.
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Moe MusedDirector
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OKUM 25Writer
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Moe MusedWriter
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Moe MusedProducer
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Basem MusedProducer
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Cristine SayawanProducer
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Studio 101Producer
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Yussef EstevezKey Cast"Boss"Red Sun, Black Rider, Prima Donna, Way of the Cross, Visitor, Impostora, Ang Pangarap Kong Holdap, My special Tatay, AWOL, Wang Fam, Blindfold, Princess and I, Maalaala Mo Kaya
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Roel ABAOKey Cast"Chief of Police"
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Ocean McCormickKey Cast"Shawn"
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Moe OlasoKey Cast"JM"
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Jersey SantschiKey Cast"Jersey"
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Project Type:Feature
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Genres:Thriller, Drama
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Runtime:1 hour 11 minutes
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Completion Date:May 15, 2026
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Production Budget:200,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Philippines
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Country of Filming:Philippines
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Language:English, Tagalog
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
Moe Mused is a Yemeni-American first time feature film director. Studied theater direction at the University of Washington, before dropping out on his last semester. Directed short films, stage plays, and was involved in many aspects of filmmaking and stage plays.
Currently residing in the Philippines and inspiring to become a contributor to the local Filipino independent film culture.
Behind each cause is a hidden story and behind each agenda is a mystery. In which we choose to judge or we choose to listen to others’ life choices. Sometimes when we’re at the edge of a cliff some irrational decisions are the only options. In Thin Line we take an extreme case to highlight the societal influence on fabricating the lives of everyone that leads them to the unexpected. I think of Thin Line as an open ended letter to the audience that ends in a simple question, is it rational?
— Moe Mused