EO, More Than Just a Lost Donkey
The human experience is described through the eyes of a marginalized outsider, neither judgmental nor invested, just an observant donkey.
Good Intentions (2026)
Benjamin ia a father in court-ordered therapy after claiming he assaulted a teenager who bullied his gay son. During his final session, Dr. Hallstaff slowly breaks through Benjamin's guarded version of events and exposes the deeper truth: Benjamin struck the boy himself, not only to protect his son, but because the incident awakened guilt from his own past as a bully. By the end, Benjamin must face that real protection means honesty, accountability, and allowing his son to stand on his own.
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Benjamin ia a father in court-ordered therapy after claiming he assaulted a teenager who bullied his gay son. During his final session, Dr. Hallstaff slowly breaks through Benjamin's guarded version of events and exposes the deeper truth: Benjamin struck the boy himself, not only to protect his son, but because the incident awakened guilt from his own past as a bully. By the end, Benjamin must face that real protection means honesty, accountability, and allowing his son to stand on his own.
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Written By:Alex Hastings
In Theaters:7/31/2026
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