DARCINE’S DAY
A short film about a middle-class woman navigating the job market, rising food costs, and housing scarcity. And she hits obstacles at every turn.
Darcine’s Day screened at over 50 U.S. and international festivals across five continents and was translated into five languages. It received significant critical acclaim, recognition from the SAG-AFTRA Foundation for Excellence in Filmmaking, and won multiple festival awards, including best: writing, director, drama, actress, and cinematography.
At film festivals and public screenings, the comments we heard most often from audience members were:
“That was my life.”
“I hope Darcine makes it.”
“I want to know what happens next for Darcine.”
Press Reviews:
“I was brought near to tears... that’s how powerful and relevant it is. ”
-Kyle Bain, Bain’s Film Reviews
…compelling, realistic, heartbreaking…”
-Wendy Schadewald, Short Redhead Reel Reviews
“…a proof of concept for a major film…
we are left clamoring to know what happens next with Darcine…”.
-KPFK Film Club
“… a very moving, well-acted and well-directed film.”
Johannes Bockwoldt
Instructor For Film Theory And Practice
Rochester Institute Of Technology
“Sublime.”
James Kirby, Festival Director
San Diego Short Film Festival (SDSFF)