Weak | short film
Inspired by true events, Weak is an award-winning dramatic short film about an investigation involving two women: Audra (Katherine Castro), who’s suffering from depression, and her friend Jen (Bridget Regan), who’s trying to help her cope with mental health issues. They visit a shooting range to “let off some steam” when an unexpected turn of events leads to a surprising and horrifying revelation.
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Inspired by true events, Weak is an award-winning dramatic short film about an investigation involving two women: Audra (Katherine Castro), who’s suffering from depression, and her friend Jen (Bridget Regan), who’s trying to help her cope with mental health issues. They visit a shooting range to “let off some steam” when an unexpected turn of events leads to a surprising and horrifying revelation.
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