Mommy, I Don't Want To
Synopsis
Raised in isolation with a distant military father and an overwhelmed mother, Jay’s neglected childhood fuels his deviance. As a teenager, his thrill-seeking manifests in strange burglaries - not for theft, but for control. Soon, reports of sexual assaults surface, signalling that Jay has crossed a point of no return.
Detectives Shoore and Remming lead the hunt for the elusive “Marcavillian Hunter,” but Jay adapts quickly, evading capture despite near-misses and a chance encounter that goes unnoticed. Hoping to escape his impulses, Jay joins the military - only to return more dangerous than before. His crimes culminate in a calculated provocation and a tragic confrontation that leaves the case unresolved.
Decades later, Jay lives free, convinced he has outrun his past. But unseen eyes still watch.
A chilling psychological crime drama about obsession, evasion, and the banality of evil.
Details
- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 94 min
- Director
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Asif Pervez
- Producer
- Asif Pervez
- Editor
- Ajap Mitterand Nkafu
- Screenwriter
- Chris Friedman
- Director of Photography
- Andrew Rush Walker
- Sound
- Andrei Sovgan
- Composer
- Filipe Goulart
- Principal cast
- Petter Berge, Jac Howden, Mark Charleswoth, Alexa Delaney-Smith
Genre
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Production Status
Production Company
Color Frame Studio LTD
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