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Finalist 2025SCHEDULE FILMS

The Brain That Cried Wolf

“The Brain That Cried Wolf” is a slapstick comedy short film that depicts the life of Ronald Osaki, a queer Asian actor in Hollywood who not only faces the challenges of fitting in the industry as a minority, but endures the exhausting cycles of panic disorder stemming from thanatophobia and hypochondria.

BLOCK 5

TIME 17.30 – 19.30

DATE : 8 NOVEMBER 2025

Year:
2025
Director :
Michael Sasaki
Writer:
Michael Sasaki
Producers:
Miho Saito, Phil Walker
Key Cast:
Michael Sasaki, Alec Mapa, Christopher Hatfield, Armand Fields, Miho Saito
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