Contemporary relationship drama reaches its apotheosis to the beat of a 1980s heavy metal anthem. A woman (the conductor) is on the verge of a nervous breakdown and just like the teen girls (the choir) undergoes a transformation. Teacher and pupil roles are reversed when the woman can’t decipher her lover’s text message.

Screenplay: Jennifer Reeder | Cinematography: Chris Rejano | Editing: Mike Olenick | Music: Jenne Lennon | Sound: Paul Dickinson | Producer: Steven Hudosh | With: Jennifer Estlin, Amaya Lorick, Crystal Staley, Grace Davies, Grace Etzkorn, Isabella Ciampa, Kara Ryan, Kasey Busiel

2019 Knives and Skin | 2018 All Small Bodies (short) | 2017 Shuvit (short) | 2017 LOLA, 15 ((short) | 2017 Signature Move | 2016 Crystal Lake (short) | 2016 Marietta Brimble (short) | 2015 Blood Below the Skin (short) | 2014 A Million Miles Away (short) | 2012 Girls Love Horses (short) | 2012 And I Will Rise If Only to Hold You Down (short) | 2011 Tears Cannot Restore Her: Therefore, I Weep (short) | 2010 Seven Songs About Thunder (short) | 2008 Accidents at Home and How They Happen | 2007 Claim (short) | 2006 The Heart and Other Small Shapes (short) | 1995 White Trash Girl (short)

Jennifer Reeder born in Ohio, USA in 1973, she graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC). Her multi-award-winning feature films, which have screened at numerous international festivals, focus on stories about relationships, trauma and dealing with such experiences.