WRITER/DIRECTOR: Glamhag
PRODUCERS: Eugene Sun Park, Glamhag
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Eddie Linker, Joe Swanberg, Peter Gilbert
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Quinn Nicholson
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Greg Stephen Reigh
ART DIRECTOR: Mood Killer
GENRE: Experimental Drama/Comedy
FORMAT: Feature Film

SYNOPSIS

After an incident huffing her drug of choice—a mysterious aerosol can from the ubiquitous Glamhag brand—she finds herself with a newfound gift for speaking to the dead. Confused and more than a little curious about this strange turn of events, Trinity seeks the counsel of a colorful cast of characters, from priests and drag queens to a witch and more, all of whom teach her their unique spiritual practices. 

As she navigates life with this unexpected talent (and continues to huff that mysterious drug), Trinity is tossed between hallucination and reality more and more frequently, developing a growing confidence in her strange new ability and learning to harness it in surprising ways. But with any great power comes great responsibility, and soon Trinity has to decide what’s more important: her community and personal relationships or the allure of influence and fame

Boasting an inclusive cast (including Theo Germaine from Netflix’s The Politician) and crew comprised of diverse communities often neglected in mainstream cinema and approaching typically taboo subjects with verve and acceptance, Holy Trinity is a sometimes raunchy, always entertaining celebration of all that makes us different. In their feature film debut, writer, director and star Glamhag presents a vibrant and vivid portrait of friendship, spirituality and community, with more than a little glam sprinkled in along the way.

ABOUT THE CREATOR

GLAMHAG is a director, production designer, & performance artist. Their short film Maggie's Problem was an official selection of the Chicago Underground Film Festival and the Olympia Film Festival. It won Best Art Direction at the North Portland Unknown Film Festival and is now distributed by Troma. Glamhag played the role of Mary Woah in E. Esperanza’s short film Make Out Party. Glamhag worked on production design along with Esperanza, the film received Best Production Design at the Las Vegas Queer Arts Film Festival 2018 and has had a successful festival run. 

Holy Trinity is Glamhag’s feature debut about a Dominatrix who can speak to the dead after huffing the contents of an aerosol can; the film was produced in part by Full Spectrum Features and Forager Films. Named one of Indiewire’s 2019 “LGBTQ Films Not to Be Missed,” the film made a splash as one of the top queer films at notable LGBTQ film festivals such as Outfest LA and Newfest Film Festival.

In 2018, Glamhag received an Illinois Arts Council grant, a Chicago individual artist grant and was listed in the Newcity’s Film 50 Screen Gems of 2018.

More at www.glamhag.com and @glamhag on Instagram.

For more LGBTQ indie movies and other queer movies to watch, check out Full Spectrum Features’ film catalog.