In July of this year, 19-year-old Canadian filmmaker Kurtis David Harder and a group of teenagers shot the feature film Cody Fitz, a low-budget drama shot on the Red MX camera in Alberta, Canada. The film is scheduled to be released next summer, and the first trailer has its way online earlier this week. Take a look at the synopsis and trailer below... Cody Fitz focuses around two childhood friends, Cody and Tom who've both recently moved out on their own. Tom, an affluent, confident mentor to Cody, feels the need to always be helping Cody, with his social life, work, and figuring out living situations, he almost acts as a guide.
Instead of accepting or denying help, also fueled by the recent absence of his girlfriend, Cody starts to move into his own manufactured world, where he starts to visualize himself committing suicide in different ways. Tom and Cody, along with a number of other friends plan a trip to Tom's cabin, outside of the city to kick off break.
As the trip slowly nears, the small gap between reality and the world Cody immerses himself in starts to break.
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