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Behold: Donna (2024)
Tv show host Donna Gérbage lives with the unfortunate ability to see threatening messages in everything she reads from an unknown entity that wants to harm her. She ignores the issue until it affects the premiere of her sketch comedy show Trash Tv. So, she seeks the help of a mysterious eye doctor, who inadvertently makes things worse.
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Tv show host Donna Gérbage lives with the unfortunate ability to see threatening messages in everything she reads from an unknown entity that wants to harm her. She ignores the issue until it affects the premiere of her sketch comedy show Trash Tv. So, she seeks the help of a mysterious eye doctor, who inadvertently makes things worse.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Daryanna Barrett
In Theaters:4/21/2024
Box Office:
Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Turn 12 Productions
Cast
Daryanna Barrett
Director
Lindsay Anne Williams
Donna Gérbage
Miles Doleac
Figure
David Culotta
Dr. Visiam
Rio Sarah Machado
Director
Alex Ryscavage
P.A.
El-Kalif Cooper
Dr. Visiam's Nurse
Ava Hellstern
Donna's Mom, Carol, Connect 4 Audience Member
Stone Manning
On-Screen Camera Op
Mika Litton
Singer #1
Lola Jett
Singer #2
Madeline Hui
Singer #3
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