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202619mUnited States of America

LAMAR

“THE PAST REMAINS”

Synopsis

A young boy watches his family move through a world that rewards survival over innocence, learning early what it means to grow up.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Sér Lance Walker
Screenplay & Story
Sér Lance Walker
Original Score
Brendan Weinbaum
Original Title
LAMAR
Country of Origin
United States of America
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
19m
Production Studios
8finite Productions

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Sér Lance Walker

Screenplay & Story

Sér Lance Walker

Original Score & Music

Brendan Weinbaum

Director of Photography

Catherine Mairena

Film Editing

Sér Lance Walker

Producers

Sér Lance Walker, Oana Martisca

Department Leadership Roster

Sér Lance Walker

Editor

Sér Lance Walker

Director

Sér Lance Walker

Producer

Oana Martisca

Producer

Catherine Mairena

Director of Photography

Brendan Weinbaum

Original Music Composer

Sér Lance Walker

Writer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for LAMAR.

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Frequently Asked Questions About LAMAR

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is LAMAR about?

A young boy watches his family move through a world that rewards survival over innocence, learning early what it means to grow up.

Who directed LAMAR?

LAMAR was directed by Sér Lance Walker.

Who stars in LAMAR?

The principal cast of LAMAR includes Frankie Midnight, Brayden Saintelo, Randy Coleman, Michael Adeshina, Christopher Walkins.

When was LAMAR released and how long is it?

LAMAR was released in 2026 with a total runtime of 19m.

Who composed the musical score for LAMAR?

The original motion picture soundtrack for LAMAR was composed by Brendan Weinbaum.