Lioness Film Productions, an independent production house based on the Gold Coast, has announced the premiere of its first film production.
Inward delves into the lives of a large and disconnected family as they navigate their way through the aftermath of a pandemic. Inward, explores themes of suicidal ideation, body dysmorphia, bullying, parental expectations, and the importance of families looking inward for support. The film was shot on location around the Gold Coast in just two days.
Inward also breaks down stigmas surrounding people with disabilities, showcasing a Down Syndrome actor playing himself. Inward follows the sudden loss of affluent lifestyle, forcing the family to turn inward and face their personal struggles. “With Inward, our goal was to create a film that would resonate with audiences of all ages and backgrounds, by exploring themes that are relatable to many families. I’m excited for the world to see this film and hope it will inspire people to be there for one another, especially during difficult times” said Lepeka Lynn, writer/producer of the film.
“We’re thrilled to share this film with the world and hope it will inspire people to be there for one another, especially during difficult times,” said Liana Taiapa, owner of Lioness Film Productions and the film’s director and producer. “We’re also excited to break down stigmas on people with disabilities and diversity of family. Everyone has a voice and a story to tell.”
Lioness Film Productions writes and produces movies with heart felt storylines. Most projects Lioness bring to the global marketplace evoke a need to change the world and find purpose in life. The private digital online launch of Inward is on February 6th, 2023, at 7 pm (AEST). Contact Liana Taiapa at Lioness Film Productions for more information.
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