St. Jones Ditch (2026)
A college professor, Tim Donnelly, is caught in an affair with his daughter's roommate. He loses his job, his wife kicks him out, and he hits the road in despair. He finds himself in St. Jones' Ditch, a ghost town in deep East Texas that hasn't quite died, though the folks who end up there have a habit of doing just that. This is a place where people go to quit living. Tim takes his place amongst the odd denizens of the bar and the equally quirky residents, and decides whether or not his life is worth living. This is a dramedy with some naughty laughs and an ultimately redemptive arc.
Director: Jeffrey Long
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Christopher Barrow as Eggamuffin |
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Samantha Brennan as Miss Maybelline |
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Robbie Brockmann as Stevenson |
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Leah Drago as Irene |
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Johnny Egan as Tim Donnelly |
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Kimberley Fogelgren as Dr. Maya D'Angelo |
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Corey Henderson as Tivo |
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Sonya Joyner as Teri |
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Audrey Latino as Rachel |
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Jeffrey Long as Eli Stone |
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Conner Lorenz as Charlie |
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JP McCormick as Blues |
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Maggie Odell as Joyce |
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Madison Pratt as Alicia |
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Evan Ribaudo as Johnson |
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Oliver Robinson as Richardson |
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Jim Tavares as Ol' Dewey |
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Cardryell Truss as Fishstick |
| Sound | Dave Zinno | Music |
| Crew | JC Stewart | Cinematography |
| Editing | Jeffrey Long | Editor |
| Directing | Robbie Brockmann | Second Unit Director |
| Directing | Jeffrey Long | Director |
| Writing | Sarah Brockmann | Writer |
| Production | Sarah Brockmann | Producer |