Overview
Struggling actor Levi Moore lands the lead role in ‘Bradshaw’ — a psychological war drama shot inside his own home. As the crew invades his space and a volatile director pushes him to his limits, the line between actor and character dissolves. Haunted by grief, isolation and paranoia, Levi spirals into a breakdown — leaving questions of what is real, what is performance and whether it was ever really about Michael Bradshaw at all.
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