Breeder": Alex Goyette's Provocative Debut Film Acquired by Independent Film Company and Shudder
Alex Goyette's debut feature film "Breeder" has been acquired by Independent Film Company and Shudder. The movie follows the story of an eccentric poodle breeder who entices a cash-strapped college student to her secluded ranch with the promise of research funding, but there's a twist. Starring Daniel Doheny, Dot Marie Jones, Maddie Phillips, and Tanaya Beatty, the film was written and directed by Goyette. The distribution rights for the U.S., Canada, U.K., Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand have been secured, with the world premiere set for the Tribeca Festival on June 6 and a theatrical release planned for this fall.
Goyette expressed excitement about partnering with Independent Film Company and Shudder, calling them a dream home for the film. The movie delves into the controversial topic of eugenics through the lens of a disturbed poodle breeder. Mark Ward of IFC Entertainment Group praised "Breeder" for its provocative nature and ability to keep viewers on the edge of their seats, promising a memorable cinematic experience that will spark discussions long after the credits roll.
Produced by Ian Start, Byron Ashley, Brian Mitchell, Chris Wilkinson, and K. Asher Levin, with executive producers including Jeremy Ross, Ronnie Exley, Steven Schneider, Ryan Marchant, and Tyson Call, "Breeder" was financed by Rabbits Black and Four J Films. The negotiation for the distribution deal was handled by Ward for Independent Film Company and Shudder in collaboration with UTA on behalf of the filmmakers.
In conclusion, "Breeder" is a captivating and thought-provoking film that challenges conventional narratives and explores complex themes. With a talented cast and a compelling storyline, the movie is poised to captivate audiences and spark meaningful conversations about its underlying messages. Stay tuned for the world premiere at the Tribeca Festival and the theatrical release later this year.