a film by John Mott
When a conspiracy network profits from denying his murdered children existed, a father discovers that fighting lies with truth was never going to be enough.
Inspired by real events.
a film by John Mott
When a conspiracy network profits from denying his murdered children existed, a father discovers that fighting lies with truth was never going to be enough.
Inspired by real events.
John Mott is a Connecticut-based writer-director and production designer whose design credits span features and television, including The Sessions (Sundance Audience Award winner), FX's The Americans and Netflix's Shadow and Bone. His directing work includes the short film Butterflies (adapted from an Ian McEwan story), episodic television, and a series of Telly Award-winning PSAs. A member of BAFTA and the Television Academy, he makes his feature debut as writer-director with Camera Obscura.
Brian David Cange is a New York-based producer of features, television and documentaries. His producing credits include the Sundance premiere Roxanne Roxanne, Marjorie Prime, Equity and A Call to Spy, and his television work includes HBO's Emmy-winning Hostages and History Channel's Emmy-nominated The World Wars. He is a member of the Producers Guild of America.
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Camera Obscura is a fiscally sponsored project of the Utah Film Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions made in support of Camera Obscura are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.
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