The Groke: A Tragedy in Two Acts

This film is directed by Rachel Millena Saul and features a cast including Austin Barnett, Justin Kirk, and Dylan Saul. It follows Mae von Camp as she navigates her high school years, documenting her fascination with death in a documentary format. The film's narrative unfolds through a piece of metafiction, showcasing the creative collaboration over six years with Jonah Barrett and Jacob David Earl.

The Groke also features a soundtrack that incorporates local Olympian bands Offwhite Flag and Matty Cries, adding a unique auditory layer to the viewing experience. As a work that combines personal reflection with broader themes, it might attract those interested in indie film aesthetics and storytelling techniques. This title exemplifies a distinct voice in contemporary cinema, representing the evolving landscape of independent film production.