“JEANNETTE is the rare film to examine how the survivor of a mass shooting tries to deal with trauma and go on living.”
DEADLINE
“A sensitive depiction of how the trauma of gun violence weaves through people’s lives and the long and important road to healing”
INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY ASSOCIATION
“A moving and introspective film…JEANNETTE is both intimate and epic.”
MOVEABLE FEST
“Poignant…a thoughtful, meditative look at the struggles of those with PTSD in a gun-rabid, homophobic country.”
EDGE MEDIA NETWORK
“A small miracle of a film.”
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Filmed between Orlando and Puerto Rico, JEANNETTE tells the story of Jeannette Feliciano, a competitive bodybuilder and queer single mother who navigates her trauma with determination and love after surviving a mass shooting.
JEANNETTE is available on Apple TV and several other streaming sites. The doc continues to screen with festivals and organizations around the world and you can host an in-person or virtual screening for your group too! Corporate employee resource groups, non-profits, LGBTQ+ centers, educators, and community groups can screen the film and hold meaningful discussions. Get in touch to learn more.
DIRECTOR – Maris Curran
PRODUCERS – Maris Curran, Jon Coplon
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS – Jen Rainin, Rivkah Beth Medow, Penelope Wong, Crystal Gurin
EDITORS – Eduardo Serrano, Katrina Taylor
CINEMATOGRAPHER – Jerry Henry
MUSIC – Leonardo Heiblum, Jacobo Lieberman
FEATURING – Jeannette Feliciano, Anthony McCoy, Yvens “Eazzy” Carrenard
