A Social Contract
A Fourth of July dinner at the home of a powerful senator collapses into paranoia and moral calculation when an imminent nuclear strike leaves only a few guests with a chance at evacuation.
Producer

A Social Contract is a contained political thriller built around pressure, ideology, family loyalty, and the psychology of self-preservation. The film uses a single charged environment to examine how quickly social order can deteriorate when comfort, power, and survival are placed under direct threat.

The project reflects my continued interest in contained independent filmmaking — stories where performance, atmosphere, and structure carry as much weight as scale.
Political pressure
Moral collapse
Survival logic
Family and power
Systems under stress




