In the wake of their mother’s death, two estranged siblings reunite for a long weekend in the American Rustbelt. Despite holding one another responsible for their familial failures, these last remaining members of a beleaguered family must decide how much to dig into their past, and what, if anything, can be salvaged.
This small-town slice of life is a thematic exploration of vulnerability and that good ole' Midwestern self-reliance that can keep us from opening up to the people we love.
This award-winning, micro-budget debut feature from Glass Brothers Productions was shot with a only a handful of talented NC filmmakers. Currently rounding out its festival circuit - Honey Head helmed the film through the post production process. As a brand, we gravitate toward stories about real people in relatable places and this nuanced script had us at hello. We're proud to add Battersea to the slate of narrative features we have the privilege of seeing through to fruition.