Trailer
Elizabeth Stuelke
Director
Robert Lodge Cinematographer/Editor
THE DAY ELVIS DIED
Written by Robyne Parrish
It's August 1977 and Elvis Presley is dead. Domestic violence movements start to slow burn across the country, spotlighting abuse, a long kept secret. Amidst the turmoil hope breaks on the horizon. But for one mother and child, is escape truly possible?
Our Story
The film delves into the harrowing reality of how this cycle of abuse can persist across generations until someone bravely chooses a different path. At its heart, the story explores the intricate bond between a mother and daughter as they navigate the challenges of surviving within a violent household. Through their unwavering support for each other, they confront the harsh realities of their situation and grapple with the decision of whether to break free or remain trapped in the cycle of abuse. The film's conclusion leaves room for interpretation. The film ultimately serves as a poignant reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the power of hope in the face of adversity.
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Meet The Team
Our project is written, co-produced, directed and largely performed by women+. Our cast and crew represent people from diverse backgrounds and our stories encompass everyone - gender, ethnicity, religion, sexuality, age, education, and economic status.
Juliet Brook
Alice
Michaela Esteban
Miky
