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Life of Tai: The Diaries of Tai Atlas

Synopsis

Tai dreams of stardom, but reality hits harder than the auditions he keeps missing. Under pressure from his overburdened mother and weighed down by a stalled acting career, he turns to vlogging—broadcasting every high, low, and manufactured moment in a last-ditch effort for recognition.
What starts as self-expression spirals into self-obsession. Tai’s online persona begins to eclipse the real him, seeping into his relationships and hijacking his sense of reality. When he meets Flo—a chaotic, unpredictable force he can’t quite figure out—he tries to fold her into the performance. But Flo won't play the part. She sees through the act... and walks away.
Left heartbroken and unraveling, Tai’s carefully curated world begins to collapse. Behind the camera-ready confidence lies a hidden turmoil he’s desperate to ignore.
In a world always online, the truth cannot hide.

Details

Year
2025
Type of project
Features
Running time
105 min
Format
4K Digital
Director
H MAN 1st Feature
Producer
H MAN
Executive Producer
Jessica Jacob, Tony Hasnath
Editor
H MAN
Screenwriter
H MAN
Director of Photography
Will Royal
Production Designer
Keona Donn
Sound
Ryan Miller, Lee Viesnik
Composer
David Frederick
Principal cast
Tony Hasnath, Nawel Seksaf, Jessica Jacob, Marek Platek, Nicholas Oliver, Pablo Duarte, Manuela Filippin, Marianne Hatlenes Lie, Owen Llewelyn, Gino Picciano, Elena Valdameri, Marcin Mudyn, Talie Marwaha, Sparow Cully, Gengiz Hasim, Julia Holden

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