Zero

2019·13m|

Recent·Eco-comedy·Climate Action

- English

Eco-revenge, dark comedy, overpopulation, Hallowe'en

Zero is a dark comedy about a zero waste serial killer, with one bloody mission to… See More

Production:Studio 104 Entertainment

Director:Mike Johnston

Screenwriter, Sustainability Producer:Alyssa Kostello

Producer:Andy Alvarez, Theo Kim

Director of Photography:Diana Parry

Production Designer:Natalia Peixoto

Editor:Thomas Affolter

Starring:Panthea Vatandoos (as Beatrix), Adam Kozlick (as Harvey), Tracy Varju (as Kelly Rowan), Erzsi Institorisz, Judit Varju, Tyler Weeks, King Lau, Dave Campbell, Veronica Bonderud, and Terrance Fraser (as Serial Killers)

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