SYNOPSIS

Red, a runaway in the 1980s, returns to the outskirts of her Northern California hometown to track down her wayward father. Along the way, she falls in with a young drifter in this grungy, politically subversive mix of narrative, documentary, and trash B-movies about the underbelly of America. Charnoski skillfully moves the film from harsh, even brutal realism to flights of surrealism and beyond.

Festival Selections & Screenings

American Fringe -Cinémathèque Française

Seattle International Film Festival

Melbourne International Film Festival

Director:
Rick Charnoski

Producers:
Andy Roy, Haley Isaacson, John Veit, Ryan Toothman

Screenwriters:
Amiel Courtin-Wilson, James Hewison, Rick Charnoski

Cinematographer:
Christopher Blauvelt

Duration:
86 mins

“Nobly transgressive … Feels like a lost piece of cinema from the No Wave era that reveled in the New York underground, only relocated to NorCal.” – The Moveable Fest