Funky Town

Funky Town

0.0IMDb Score
Released:2024-05-17
Genre:Drama
Duration:27 min
Country:
Director:Ava Scott-Nadal
Actors:Katarina Dulude, Emma Vance, Neo Dushi, Fran Lee, Pejman Saeghe
Production:GU Filmmaking Society

Overview:

Fuelled by a desperation and determination to break free from their abusive and dysfunctional home life, Violet, a straight-A student, persuades Alexis, her naive yet glamorous younger sister, into a series of unconventional and dangerous decisions to generate income. With big dreams of stardom, New York City, and a 1970's flair, the bond between the two sisters is put to the test when we see just how far each of them are willing to go in pursuit of their independence.

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