A nightmare transmission from the grungiest depths of the New York indie underground, FROWNLAND (2007)—the visceral, darkly funny, and totally sui generis debut feature from Ronald Bronstein—is a dread-inducing vision of misfit alienation at its unhinged extreme. As captured in the grimy expressionist grain of Sean Price Williams’s claustrophobic camera work, FROWNLAND is DIY cinema at its most fearless, uncompromising, and unforgettable. 🎞️ 🌆 📽️ Preorder our new edition of the film, entering the collection next week, with the link in our bio!