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"For some kids, perception is reality."
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Sunday Punch tells the story of North America's last remaining non-dysfunctional family. After spending his
teenage years at an isolated religious retreat, Matthew Bethel returns to his peaceful Catholic home. He soon
meets an old friend from grade school, Curtis, who introduces him to everything he's missed while he was away:
rampant divorce, domestic violence, teenage sex and adulterous parents. Curtis, a self-appointed enemy of
hypocrisy, devotes his evenings to filming these acts, then selling them to reality TV shows.
As his world's once-golden veneer is slowly stripped away, Matthew attempts to save his family from the
selfishness infecting his neighborhood and soon is forced to consider whether it is actually worth saving.
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writers:
Shawn Riopelle
director:
Max McGuire
cast:
Vincent Poirier as Matthew
Devon Ferguson as Curtis
Samantha Lockwood as Celeste
James Douglas as Father Timmins
Brian McGuire as Joseph
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cinematographer:
Christian Bielz
producers:
Max McGuire
Joshua Laginski
length:
20 minute demo for feature length script
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