
What could possibly make you cry over cardboard? A proudly DIY, Baton Rouge–made political satire about corruption and conspiracy.
A renegade reporter uncovers a cardboard-laced conspiracy while pursuing a deadly political scandal connected to the local sanitation strike. “Beware the Box Folk” challenges current societal norms and questions where the real solutions lie in a world that constantly suggests progress is coming and yet never seems to arrive. Through a surrealist lens, the filmmakers investigate political conspiracy, capitalism, homelessness, and what lies behind fundamental human intentions.
Director bio:
Nathan S. Hall and Brendan Pyron are a directing team currently based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
They've been collaborating for over fifteen years, continuing to explore their surrealist yet deeply human vision within larger and larger film productions.
The duo also co-founded the Baton Rouge Underground Film Festival to inspire and uplift the next generation of genre, auteur filmmakers.
- Year2026
- Runtime138 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- PremiereWorld
- DirectorNathan S. Hall, Brendan Pyron
- ScreenwriterAmir L. Portier
- ProducerJoe Carleton
- CinematographerMichael Prince-Bouton
- EditorBrendan Pyron, Nathan S. Hall
What could possibly make you cry over cardboard? A proudly DIY, Baton Rouge–made political satire about corruption and conspiracy.
A renegade reporter uncovers a cardboard-laced conspiracy while pursuing a deadly political scandal connected to the local sanitation strike. “Beware the Box Folk” challenges current societal norms and questions where the real solutions lie in a world that constantly suggests progress is coming and yet never seems to arrive. Through a surrealist lens, the filmmakers investigate political conspiracy, capitalism, homelessness, and what lies behind fundamental human intentions.
Director bio:
Nathan S. Hall and Brendan Pyron are a directing team currently based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
They've been collaborating for over fifteen years, continuing to explore their surrealist yet deeply human vision within larger and larger film productions.
The duo also co-founded the Baton Rouge Underground Film Festival to inspire and uplift the next generation of genre, auteur filmmakers.
- Year2026
- Runtime138 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- PremiereWorld
- DirectorNathan S. Hall, Brendan Pyron
- ScreenwriterAmir L. Portier
- ProducerJoe Carleton
- CinematographerMichael Prince-Bouton
- EditorBrendan Pyron, Nathan S. Hall