NOIR · Film
A year after the Air Force is decommissioned, autonomous strike platforms begin selecting their own targets. A family learns to live in absolute silence.
Slate indexNotes from the Studio
The premise is speculative, but the feeling is domestic. DRONE is a family film about silence as survival.
We are not interested in spectacle for its own sake. The image that matters is a child learning not to drop a spoon.
Amara Bell, Theo Caine, Soren Pike
Written by Nalin Greaves. Produced by Clara Esposito.
NOIR adjacency
Hana Iwasaki · In Production
1980s rural Pennsylvania. A forensic linguist investigates a series of disappearances connected to a local oral tradition.
Marlowe Adair · Post-Production
Forty years after her father survived a river that took his friends, a graduate student returns to the Chattooga with her camera, planning to document the deaths. The river is still listening.
Reuben Stahl · In Production
Late 1800s. A drifter wanders into a hidden mining town of impossible wealth, governed by a code of conduct no one will explain to him. Every reward is doubled. Every punishment is doubled. He has no idea which rule he has just broken.