Every breath is the muse
A struggling film director at an existential crossroads takes his life, but is reborn as his muse and forced to face the decisions and relationships that inspired his work. In self-reflexive scenes, the character-actors in Killing the Muse explore the art of filmmaking, sexuality, and their personal circumstances. How much does their art reflect their personal lives? Where and what are the boundaries of each? Killing the Muse proves to be intriguing and engrossing, mind-bending, and often funny.
Steven J Martin
Director, Writer
Nana Akuzawa
Shizuki/Muse/Steve
Kozue Ito
Masami/Producer
Chika Kinoshita
Megumi/Assistant Director
Naoki Kondo
Makoto/Steve/Assistant
Ricky Gervais: Mortality70%
The Roast of Tom Brady67%
Jim Jefferies: Intolerant71%
Clear History60%
Jimmy Carr: Natural Born Killer64%
Hard to Die61%
Seriously Single69%
How High63%
The Best Man Holiday64%
Jack Whitehall: At Large68%
Desperate Living63%
Mac & Devin Go to High School64%
Louis C.K.: Oh My God75%
The F**k-It List60%
The Wrong Guy68%
Adam Sandler: Love You62%
Ricky Gervais: Armageddon71%
Aziz Ansari: Dangerously Delicious68%
Babes59%
Marc Maron: End Times Fun68%
