Glass Saints (2026)
Director: Enrique Parra
Cast: Will Workman, Nate Workman, Van Marley, Levi, Calista
Did you know? The film's title "Glass Saints" references a fragile, transparent statue used as a recurring visual motif, which was actually hand-sculpted from a single pane of glass by a local artist—and shattered during the final day of shooting, forcing the crew to digitally reconstruct it in post-production.
Why Watch: "Glass Saints" is a raw, unapologetic dive into the beautifully weird lives of young outsiders, offering a refreshingly honest look at friendship and self-discovery that mainstream cinema often ignores. With its quirky charm and deeply relatable characters, this indie gem will make you laugh, cringe, and feel seen in a world that rarely gets it right. If you crave stories about real, messy human connection over polished plotlines, don't miss this unforgettable portrait of finding your tribe.
Eight young guys, between eighteen and twenty-four, carve out their strange, offbeat existence in a society that just doesn’t get them. Day by day, they stumble through the chaos of life on their own quirky terms.