Friend of the World

It’s short, strange, and a little rough around the edges. But if you’re into experimental storytelling and indie sci-fi that values mood over exposition, Friend of the World is well worth your time.

An evocative indie gem serving a little bit of science fiction, some dark comedy, and a healthy dose of body horror.

Despite the clear low-budget, Butler makes sure that Friend of the World doesn't become a student art film, thanks in part to his two leads

Friend of the World works to make the viewer feel as disoriented as Diane does, using some effective special effects to bring her nightmarish visions (or are they?) to life.