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Daddy? (2026)
In 'Daddy?', time and persona are fluid as we explore a homeless young dancer's night. Following the break up with his boyfriend and an assault on his way to the club where he works, events cause him to question who he is, where he’s going and what he has lost. A fever dream of violence and sex, bringing his buried fears to life. Is the man he wants to love someone he can trust? Will he ever have someone, feel safe and be whole?
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In 'Daddy?', time and persona are fluid as we explore a homeless young dancer's night. Following the break up with his boyfriend and an assault on his way to the club where he works, events cause him to question who he is, where he’s going and what he has lost. A fever dream of violence and sex, bringing his buried fears to life. Is the man he wants to love someone he can trust? Will he ever have someone, feel safe and be whole?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Eric D'Agostino
In Theaters:6/1/2026
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Brave Dog Productions
Cast
Eric D'Agostino
Director
Eric D'Agostino
Our Stripper / The Shooter / Sick Man
Jason Ryan Yamas
The Director
Stephen McCarthy
Homeless Man
Ramon Azevedo
Angelic Dancer
Aurora Sexton
Drag Nurse / Drag Cop / Drag Queen
Sammy Singleton
Drag Nurse / Drag Cop / Drag Queen
Rick Simone
Tent Dweller / Bar Patron / Bouncer Cop
Julio Marcelino
Dancer / Tent Dweller / Sick Man
Raymond Ejiofor
Dancer / Tent Dweller / Sick Man
Matheus Coelho
Dancer / Tent Dweller / Cop
Michael D'Angelo
Dancer / Tent Dweller / Orgy Boy / Bar Patron
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