Post-apocalyptic action-thriller.
After a cataclysmic natural disaster destroys the world, a woman sets out to find her estranged daughter while encountering a series of troubled and often dangerous survivors along the way.
Adapted screenplay by: Arnon Manor
Book written by: John Christopher
Produced by: Arnon Manor / Chemical Soup
Action-thriller adapted from the book of the same name.
Two teenage brothers hitch a ride with a psychopath and his flirtatious girlfriend, questioning their loyalties, love and brotherhood.
Adapted screenplay written by: Arnon Manor
Book written by: Andrew Smith
An original high-concept rom com, set in NY.
Written by: Kelsey Bascom
Story by: Arnon Manor & Kelsey Bascom
Produced by: Arnon Manor / Chemical Soup
Original horror/genre feature script.
A young woman working at a self-storage facility unknowingly unleashes a deadly haunted demon out with a vengeance.
Written by: Arnon Manor
Produced by: Arnon Manor / Chemical Soup
Project is in late stages of post-production and looking for distribution.
Quarter is a coming-of-age comedy-drama about Kelly, a young woman living with Type 1 diabetes who’s about to turn 25, as she deals with the ups and downs of her blood sugar levels and the ups and downs of her personal life.
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Directed by: Arnon Manor & Kelsey Bascom
Written by: Kelsey Bascom
Produced by: Arnon Manor
Executive Producer: Brooke Shields
Length: 96 mins
Cast: Kelsey Bascom, Ali Wentworth, Brooke Shields, Raven-Symoné, Breckin Meyer (Garfield, Rat Race), Tati Gabrielle (You, Uncharted), Eric Roberts (Babylon, Runaway Train), Mindy Sterling (Austin Powers), Brec Bassinger (Stargirl), Dot-Marie Jones (Bros, Glee), Matty Cardarople (Stranger Things), and Derek Theler (American Gods).
Kelsey Bascom wrote Quarter based on her own experiences as a young woman living with Type 1 diabetes, with the intent of creating an intimate and very personal film, that also raises awareness for T1D, that is often misunderstood and certainly misrepresented in film and television.
The film has a strong message of female empowerment, finding your voice and learning to overcome whatever obstacle, or in this case disease, life throws at you.