Abductee Film + Q&A: One Night at The Independent

Abductee at The Independent

Monday, June 30 | 7:00 PM

2211 Seminole Dr SW Studio 150, Huntsville, Alabama 35805

After a decade in the making, Abductee arrives in Huntsville for one night only.

‘What comes for you when you sleep?’

Andrew Freeman has lived his whole life with sleep paralysis. When he becomes convinced something else is happening to him in those frozen, helpless moments, the search for answers pulls his sister Laurie into a spiral of doubt, fear, and the kind of bond that gets tested when one sibling stops believing the other is okay. Abductee is a psychological thriller about belief, trauma, and what we owe the people who love us when our reality stops making sense to them.

This film has no studio and no major distributor behind it. It’s being brought to theaters city by city, one screening at a time, by the people who made it. Atlanta is one stop on that road, and The Tara, a theater that has survived near-closure and come back to life through the community that refused to let it go, felt like exactly the right place for a story about being found rather than marketed.

Writer/director William Hopp will be in attendance. Come early, stay after. This is a rare chance to see an independent film the way it was meant to be seen, in a real theater, with the people who made it in the room, before it’s anywhere else.

Tickets: $10, available at the door and on our website.