Official Poster for Not All Men

I’m incredibly excited to finally share the Official Poster for Not All Men. And, if you look at the very bottom of this blog post you will see the unreleased Alternate Poster too (a little treat if you’re one of the 7 people who are reading this).

The artwork was designed by Dustin Borowski of Mainstay Graphic Design, and I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out. The poster captures the exact tone and theme of the film and does it in a pretty provocative way. The little creases and texture makes it seem like it’s almost a “Missing” Poster, which adds some thematically rich layers to it as well. In case you’re late to the party, here’s the synopsis of the film:

Synopsis
A sex worker seeks revenge on a client after an unsettling session, forcing her to confront the scars of her past and the fragile bond with her daughter.

This project means a great deal to me personally, representing a very different creative space for me - and a long overdue return to the fictional world - following my recent documentary work on Labeled. I will go into more detail in the coming months but I intend on writing a full post about my inspiration and process very soon!

As far as updates go: the film is now in its final stages of completion. Sound Designer Jesse Luce has been doing phenomenal work shaping the sonic world of the film, while Douglas Parth’s original music has added an entirely new layer of emotional texture. Watching these elements come together has been incredibly rewarding. I am so grateful to have these two brilliant artists bringing their expertise to the film.

We’re very close now, and I’m looking forward to sharing the finished film soon. Maybe even a trailer soon! More updates to come.