Jeffrey Packard

I may be a bit biased, but this film is an epic piece of art unto itself. Not only does the story follow a rough and realistic chapter of a struggling artist's life in Los Angeles, but it touches on so many present-day challenges as well. The cinematography alone is candy to the eyes, and the ability of the lead, Ty Hodges, to not only act and write the film, but to simultaneously direct, produce, and co-create the music for it as well. If you ever thought of yourself as a supporter of the arts, or fan of the underdog, then this is a film for you.