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Rotten Tomatoes Certified Fresh. New York Times Critic Pick. “A Soulful Sci-fi oddity.” -NY Times. ”One of the most unique indie visions in years.” -Los Angeles Times. “Strawberry Mansion is sensational, strange, and sophisticatedly sweet.” -RogerEbert.com. “A film to admire not just for its psychedelic aesthetic delirium, but also for its pure moxie, its gleeful embrace of the very idea of filmmaking itself.” -Film International. “[A] visually entrancing and innovative fantasy.” -Indiewire

Official Selection: Sundance Film Festival, Fantasia Film Festival, Sitges Film Festival, San Francisco Film Festival, Seattle International Film Festival, Champs-Élysées Film Festival, Calgary International Film Festival.

(90 minutes, PG-13)


Kentucker Audley is a filmmaker, film programmer, and actor. 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 Timesand Movies Brand.

NoBudge was profiled in The New York Times, The Guardian and Vulture.

"Kentucker Audley has built up quite a resume over the years as an always-welcome indie leading man, and as an advocate for micro-budgeted filmmaking, though his curated video service NoBudge." -AV Club 

“Among the actors coming to prominence in independent films is Kentucker Audley, who has given thrilling, demanding, unsparing performances in “Bad Fever,” “Sun Don’t Shine,” “Christmas, Again,” and elsewhere." -The New Yorker

"If Kentucker Audley were just an actor and director, he'd still be one of the more notable figures in the crowd of America's current independent cinema." -Village Voice