Epinephrine is an experimental narrative that follows a young college student, attempting to relate to her childhood self, her ancestors, and her own racial experiences and struggles with identity. Epinephrine showcases how the tight grip of racial oppression has left its mark on all shades of black skin, and perpetuates the generational trauma that lives inside every black person. The film attempts to explore the effects of a person both white and black, living in a country haunted by racism, colorism, and sexism, and how these ghosts lead a young woman through life as she attempts to make it through architecture school by working as a stripper.

Epinephrine is written and directed by Crosbie Theodora Roper and produced by Don, Pat & Tom, an all- female, Brooklyn-based, fiscally sponsored non-profit 501(c)(3) production company.

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We have raised $20,000 so far in our goal of getting this film made, and are actively pursuing another $75,000 before we shoot in March of 2023.

If you're interested in a 2022/2023 taxable donation to help fund Epinephrine, click the links below!