Berlin Commercial Film Festival at Berlin Commercial Film Festival Summit

Breton Tyner-Bryan's BLOOM To World Premiere at Berlin Commercial Film Festival Alongside LET HER GO. Both films have recently won the RAW Selection and Cultural Impact Awards at Berlin Commercial Film Festival. Multi-award-winning producer/director/writer/actor/choreographer Breton Tyner-Bryan's latest film BLOOM, will make its World Premiere and European Premiere at the Berlin Commercial Film Festival, celebrating her 3rd consecutive year participating as an award winning filmmaker at this renowned global summit, showcasing the world's finest commercial talent.

Recent Winner of Best Director at NYCTVFF, Best Director at NYCIFF, Palermo International Film Festival, Raw Selection and Cultural Impact Award at Berlin Commercial Film Festival, Best Dance Film at Emberlight Film Festival, Audience Award ARFF Berlin, Audience Award ARFF Barcelona, Best Experimental Around Films International Barcelona, Best Experimental Berlin Around Films International Berlin, and Best Short Paris International Film Festival, she has garnered significant praise from numerous reviewers at Film Threat, Deadline, and Variety. Additionally she recently premiered ESCAPE, an immersive film installation at New York University's Gallatin Galleries that marked her New York City gallery debut.

BLOOM is executive produced, directed, written, choreographed, edited, by Tyner-Bryan who served as the costume designer (Netflix MOST LGBTQ Channel), sound designer, performer, alongside director of photography Riley Morgan (Rambow Studios), with music by Patrick Murray (DogWood Gap), and hair and makeup by Samson Smith rounding out the creative team. BLOOM is produced by Breton Follies Productions in collaboration with Rambow Studios NYC. Centering on the struggle with self identity when placed in the spotlight as the Muse, BLOOM is grounded in the southern gothic electric guitar melodies of singer-songwriter Patrick Murray under the artist name of Dogwood Gap, in collaboration with the movement driven aesthetic of Breton Follies Productions. "A meditation on the feeling of flight and intentional visibility, this film utilizes robot arm AI programmed cinematography.", said producer, director, writer, choreographer, editor, Breton Tyner-Bryan.