Directed by Kentucker Audley
Kentucker Audley is a filmmaker, film programmer, actor, and movies hat salesman. His latest film, “Strawberry Mansion” (co-directed with Albert Birney) premiered at Sundance 2021. His previous directorial effort, "Sylvio," (also co-directed with Albert Birney) debuted at SXSW and was named one of the Best 10 Movies of The Year by The New Yorker. He also founded NoBudge, "one of the best places to sample what’s happening in low-budget cinema worldwide" (The New York Times) and Movies Brand.
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Open Five 2
A group of young adults delay entering the real world in lieu of focusing on iffy relationships. "Open Five 2" is the last in a series of mini-features directed by Kentucker Audley revolving around a small circle of friends in Memphis, Tennessee. Lacking a central narrative, the film is an improv...
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Open Five
The critically-acclaimed 3rd film from director Kentucker Audley continues his streak of authentic, ambling no-budget films. This summer film made in Memphis won praise for its sincerity, laid-back humor, and naturalistic performances. Co-written and starring musician Jake Rabinbach (The Echo Fri...
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Holy Land
Cole goes on a trip to work on a novel. Then he comes back. Eschewing the comic underpinnings of his previous work, Kentucker Audley's "Holy Land" veers into experimental territory pointing at a new darkness and subtle nihilism while following the exploits of an antagonistic young Memphis musicia...
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Team Picture
One of the first films deemed mumblecore, this 2007 film was the debut of director/actor Kentucker Audley. Made in Memphis, Tennessee, the film is notable for its front yards and baby pools and casual demeanor. The film was made for $1,500 and it wears its lo-fi proudly on its sleeve.
