When a once famous actor can no longer decipher the past from the present, two devoted caretakers discover that imagination and performance may be the only way to help him reconnect with the world that's left him behind.
Introducing Watching, Mr. Pearson, a new independent feature film by KT Pictures and Hedy Films. Coming this spring.
Follow along for more updates!
@watchingmrpearson is out in theatres in April and will be making a tour around the country. @oenhugoarmstrong called me out of the blue to audition to be the young version of him and I was beyond honored that @s1m0n_kk & @dillonbentlage agreed I was right for it. If you’re familiar with LA theatre and you’ve had the pleasure to see Hugo’s work you do not want to miss this performance. It’s brutally honest, transformative, and emotionally powerful. I did this project because of my love of Paul Newman and the golden age of Hollywood I grew up watching at my grandparent’s house. Watching Mr. Pearson is a film about Alzheimer’s and Dementia and the lasting effect it can have on an actor’s life. This past year my grandmother who helped raise me passed away from it. It’s an awful disease and it makes no sense how ruthless and torturous it is to the brain and body. There’s a link in my bio if you want to see how you can get involved to raise awareness. Much love.
More screenings. More memories. More time with Watching Mr. Pearson. ✨
We truly couldn’t do this without the community support in The Villages. Your continued encouragement and attendance are what make these extended runs possible for independent films like ours.
Now playing at Old Mill Playhouse.
🎟️ Reserve your seats with the link in our bio!
Three cities. One story.
Tonight, Watching Mr. Pearson premieres at Apple Cinemas in Merrimack, NH, Waterbury, CT, and Cambridge, MA.
A deeply human film about memory, aging, and connection - made right here in New England.
Don’t miss the film critics are calling “one of the best features of the year.” - Bill Arceneaux.
Running May 14-17. Get your tickets today.
Two tickets to each screening of WATCHING MR. PEARSON are up for grabs — one pair for Friday, one pair for Saturday.
Like this post to enter. Comment below which night you’re hoping for. Winners announced Friday.
Saturday, May 16
Sunday, May 17
7pm
Zeitgeist Theatre & Lounge @zeitgeist_nola
Each screening is followed by a Q&A with director/writer/producer Dillon Bentlage (KT Pictures) and co-writer/producer Simon Kienitz Kincade, moderated by Zeitgeist founder Rene Broussard. Stick around after for drinks and an informal hang with the filmmakers in the lounge.
WATCHING MR. PEARSON is a deeply human drama about aging, caregiving, memory, and the power of connection — building real momentum through a sold-out national grassroots tour. Follow @watchingmrpearson to get an in-depth look at the film’s journey!
Don’t want to risk not getting a ticket? Use the link in bio to purchase yours now! Seating is limited and advance reservations are strongly encouraged.
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New Orleans, we’re pulling up… twice 🎬
Two screenings at Zeitgeist Theatre & Lounge and it’s all thanks to the support from communities like yours.
Don’t miss it!
🎟️ Tickets linked in our bio!
From Massachusetts to New Hampshire to Connecticut, the Watching Mr. Pearson release tour continues. 🍿
We’re grateful to every community showing up, sharing the film, and helping these screenings grow city by city. If you’ve been waiting to see the film, now’s your chance.
🎟️ Click on the link in the bio for tickets + showtimes!
Your support is the reason we’re returning to Bethel.
If you missed it the first time (or want to experience it again with a crowd) this is your chance.
Let’s fill the room again!
🎟️ Tickets linked in our bio!