“Ryan Watt and I met in 2009, while I was looking for help to make my first film. He and his partner, Nick Case, were thirsty and passionate producers looking for interesting projects to support, so that turned out being a good chance for both of us.

Since then, we had to weather some rough times during the process (as all filmmakers do) but we persisted and were able to finally make the film. Through all that, we became good friends and since then we’ve been looking forward to our next joint effort”.

An imaginative 11-year-old boy barrels into a rural town in a stolen Trans-Am, upending the careful routines of a widowed police dispatcher and a secretive barber.

Un ingegnoso ragazzino di 11 anni sfreccia verso un paesino rurale su una Trans-Am rubata, sconvolgendo la routine di un’anziana centralinista della stazione di polizia e di un barbiere taciturno.