Hello Herman

The film follows sixteen-year-old Herman Howards, who commits a tragic act of violence in his suburban school, resulting in the deaths of thirty-nine students, two teachers, and a police officer. In the wake of this event, Herman reaches out to his idol, journalist Lax Morales, sharing footage of the shooting captured with his digital camera. This correspondence sets the stage for a complex interaction between the two characters, diving deep into the motivations and consequences of Herman's actions.

With a cast featuring Norman Reedus, Garrett Backstrom, and Martha Higareda, Hello Herman presents a narrative that resonates with contemporary societal issues. The film’s portrayal of a school shooter and the media's role in such tragedies makes it a relevant piece for discussions around violence in schools. As a drama, it appeals to those who appreciate thought-provoking cinema that addresses difficult topics head-on.

For collectors, Hello Herman is available on DVD, offering an opportunity to own a film that reflects pressing issues in modern society through a dramatic lens. The film's unique perspective and the involvement of a female director add to its significance in contemporary filmmaking discussions.