NOTHING’S GONNA CHANGE MY WORLD
Kensho at the Bedfellow (written and directed by Brad Raider) is an existential drama about playwright turned doorman of The Bedfellow Hotel, Dan Bender (Raider), as he's reeling from the death of his little sister. In a sex-and-drug filled odyssey through Manhattan, his desperate search for fulfillment reunites him with childhood love, Kate Darrow (Kaley Ronayne), and ultimately, catalyzes a consciousness-expanding journey of self-discovery.
Winner of two Best Feature awards, the independent, micro-budget film premiered at the Harlem International Film Festival and wrapped its six festival run with a special screening at The Rubin Museum of Art in NYC as the inaugural film of their Brainwave: Perception Series.
Kensho is a proud partner of the International Rescue Committee, donating a percentage of net profits to their humanitarian efforts around the world.
