Directing
Max Kaplan
Place of birth
Dayton, Ohio
Known for
Directing
Credits
7 titles
Max Kaplan is a filmmaker and musician from Dayton, Ohio. He is known for directing Good Kids (2018), The Rabbit (2022) and Hunger (2020).
Known for
NRTwo high school sweethearts say goodbye to everything they have known during their last summer before college, playing music, making memories and chasing dreams, but ultimately learning how to say goodbye.
Hawaii
2021
NRA neo-noir short film about three kids who get caught up in a night of chaos and violence after accidentally killing their drug dealer in a game of Russian roulette. The film explores the themes of substance abuse, peer pressure and the effects of bad decisions in a style reminiscent of intense thrillers like "Green Room" or "Good Time."
Good Kids
2018
NRA student uses the final day before going on break to confront her professor.
The Rabbit
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Behind the camera
NRTwo high school sweethearts say goodbye to everything they have known during their last summer before college, playing music, making memories and chasing dreams, but ultimately learning how to say goodbye.
Hawaii
2021
NRTwo high school sweethearts say goodbye to everything they have known during their last summer before college, playing music, making memories and chasing dreams, but ultimately learning how to say goodbye.
Hawaii
2021
NRA neo-noir short film about three kids who get caught up in a night of chaos and violence after accidentally killing their drug dealer in a game of Russian roulette. The film explores the themes of substance abuse, peer pressure and the effects of bad decisions in a style reminiscent of intense thrillers like "Green Room" or "Good Time."
Good Kids
2018
NRA neo-noir short film about three kids who get caught up in a night of chaos and violence after accidentally killing their drug dealer in a game of Russian roulette. The film explores the themes of substance abuse, peer pressure and the effects of bad decisions in a style reminiscent of intense thrillers like "Green Room" or "Good Time."
Good Kids
2018
NRA neo-noir short film about three kids who get caught up in a night of chaos and violence after accidentally killing their drug dealer in a game of Russian roulette. The film explores the themes of substance abuse, peer pressure and the effects of bad decisions in a style reminiscent of intense thrillers like "Green Room" or "Good Time."
Good Kids
2018
NRA student uses the final day before going on break to confront her professor.
The Rabbit
—
NRA student uses the final day before going on break to confront her professor.
The Rabbit
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