MyMan: An Origin Story
Synopsis
Following the tragic loss of his father, Marcus Miller grapples with identity loss and strives to maintain his former social and academic standing. As more powers emerge, Marcus faces a critical decision: succumb to darkness or honour his father's legacy by embracing heroism.
This fantastical narrative intertwines nostalgia, surrealism, teenage turmoil, and nods to comic book lore.
Details
- Year
- 2025
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 14 min 20 sec
- Director
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Jamie Swaby, Kenton Jordan Thomas
- Producer
- Kenton Jordan Thomas, Jamie Swaby
- Executive Producer
- Jen Bradfield
- Editor
- Harry Foster
- Screenwriter
- Kenton Jordan Thomas
- Director of Photography
- Stephen Melling
- Sound
- Daniel Joseph
- Composer
- Marcelo Cervone, Ravelle Leacock
- Principal cast
- Khalid Daley, Ziggy Gardner, Whitney Dlodlo, Naytanael Benjamin, Mark Frampton, Jane Tallant
- Other Lead Creative(s)
- Make Up Designer: Megan Tallant, Stop Motion Directors: Lisa Kenney, Rich Farris
Production Status
Production Company
Supported by BFI NETWORK
All Mixed Up Productions Ltd
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