A Still, Small Paw

Absolutely genius in that it mimics many current sociopolitical issues plaguing countries across the globe, giving it worldwide appeal in a highly competitive feature film market.”

The Black List, Aug ‘25

Brilliantly original — the small-dog-as-political-symbol allegory is the screenplay’s most distinctive invention.”

Greenlight Coverage, Mar ‘26

I can’t wait for the rest of the world — most of all, the queer kids who need it — to see this story.”

The Treatment, Charlotte Simmons, Mar ‘26

Logline: A dystopian family thriller. In a near-future America where small dogs have been outlawed as symbols of weakness, a queer 14-year-old hides his nine-pound little dog from a federal extermination order, defies his compliant veterinarian father — and finds the voice his grandmother keeps begging him to use.