James Kaelan

The circumstances and lives affected by a single tragedy in Los Angeles.

Controversial filmmaker Haytham Bisherat (Aaron Ramzi) – obsessed with the legacy of his work – invites novelist Charles Amundsen (Ty Foster) to watch and chronicle his latest experiment.

Divided into The People, The Church, and The State, the film tells three stories about our current political crisis: an opioid-addicted man in West Virginia; a conservative church split over same-sex marriage, and a militia in the Inland Empire carrying out Trump's mandate.

The circumstances and lives affected by a single tragedy in Los Angeles.

Controversial filmmaker Haytham Bisherat (Aaron Ramzi) – obsessed with the legacy of his work – invites novelist Charles Amundsen (Ty Foster) to watch and chronicle his latest experiment.

Controversial filmmaker Haytham Bisherat (Aaron Ramzi) – obsessed with the legacy of his work – invites novelist Charles Amundsen (Ty Foster) to watch and chronicle his latest experiment.

Divided into The People, The Church, and The State, the film tells three stories about our current political crisis: an opioid-addicted man in West Virginia; a conservative church split over same-sex marriage, and a militia in the Inland Empire carrying out Trump's mandate.

Divided into The People, The Church, and The State, the film tells three stories about our current political crisis: an opioid-addicted man in West Virginia; a conservative church split over same-sex marriage, and a militia in the Inland Empire carrying out Trump's mandate.