Season 8

Martha the Monster

Christopher Weekes

In an upside-down reality where humans live alongside monsters, Martha, a 20-something monster, must learn to hold her own in the scariest environment on earth – a modern metropolitan city.

Live Action

Difference Modernity Trauma

Young Adults

Suspenseful

Why we chose this film.

Through a creative premise, this unique film explores the loneliness of life in a big city. For Martha, standup comedy opens the door to healing, helping her navigate traumatic experiences, feel connected to others, and find her way.

Filmmaker

Inspiration

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