Tre Maison Dasan Scored by Gil Talmi at the San Francisco International Film Festival

TRE MAISON DASAN – A film scored by composer Gil Talmi, will be having it’s World Premiere at the San Francisco International Film Festival. The film is in competition and part of the 2018 Launch Program, an initiative intending to highlight for the industry a select group of world-premiering films drawn from different sections.

Directed by Denali Tiller.
Produced by Denali Tiller and Rebecca Stern.

Synopsis – TRE MAISON DASAN 
Tre Maison Dasan is an intimate portrait of three boys growing up, each with a parent in prison. Directly told through the child’s perspective, the film is an exploration of relationships and separation, masculinity, and coming of age in America when a parent is behind bars.

Tre is a tough 13 year old who hides his emotions behind a mask of tough talk and hard edges. Maison is a bright eyed 11 year old who’s Aspergers is present through his encyclopedic mind and deep love for those around him. Dasan is a sensitive 6 year old with an incredible capacity for empathy and curiosity. Their parents are not incarcerated for the low-level offenses that have become well known in conversations around mass-incarceration, but their histories and relationships beg many questions about justice, and the lasting and rippling effects of a system at large.