Older, not wiser.

  • The Story.

    Morgan is a sheltered 17-year-old, struggling to define who she is in order to write her college entrance essay. When a crisis provides her the rare opportunity to spend time with her significantly older half-siblings, she hopes they’ll be able to shed some light on what it means to be an adult, only to be disappointed when she discovers they’re all faking it.

  • The Cast.

    Betsy Brandt as Lisa
    Aya Cash as Dahlia
    Ella Rubin as Morgan
    Thomas Sadoski as Josh
    Mimi Rogers as Mimi

  • The People.

    Written by Annika Marks, Adult Children is directed by Rich Newey and produced by Angie Gaffney under her 521 Films banner. Thomas Sadoski also produced, along with Marks and Newey, under their Let’s Try One Productions banner.

    Executive Producers are Randy Lennox and Christopher Keyser, as well as Kelly Waller, Ted Reilly and Mark Glassgow for Chicago Media Angels, and Michele Girgis for Rock River Studios.

    Additional key collaborators include Co-Producer and Casting Director Brittani Ward, Cinematographer Jessica Young, Editor Ken Mowe, Production Designer Maggie O’Brien, Costume Designer Mary Mooney, and an Original Score by The Co-Stars.

  • The Screenings.

    World Premiere: Bentonville Film Festival
    June 19th, 8:40 PM
    Tickets available here the week of May 19th.

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The Press.

  • Betsy Brandt, Aya Cash, Ella Rubin, Thomas Sadoski & Mimi Rogers To Star In Coming-of-Age Dramedy ‘Adult Children’

    DEADLINE EXCLUSIVE: Director Rich Newey has wrapped on Adult Children, a new coming-of-age dramedy starring Betsy Brandt (Breaking Bad), Aya Cash (You’re the Worst), Ella Rubin (Until Dawn), Thomas Sadoski (The Newsroom), and Mimi Rogers (Bosch franchise).

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  • Adult Children to World Premiere at Bentonville Film Festival

    Adult Children will have its World Premiere at Bentonville Film Festival as part of the Narrative Competition. This year’s festival will showcase 28 feature competition films, including 9 world premieres, plus the newly-launched Homegrown Competition highlighting powerful stories from filmmakers based in or filming in Arkansas

    Read more at IndieWire

The Contacts.