Epoch Films

Nike’s latest film, masterfully directed by Martin de Thurah, is a stunning tribute to the illustrious career and legacy of tennis legend Rafael Nadal as he gears up for the final tournament of his professional career. Voiced by Nike co-founder and philanthropist Phil Knight, the film is a love letter to resilience, determination, and greatness - It Only Takes Everything ⚡️

“I realize that I'm the type of creative who is always evolving—constantly learning and redefining my understanding of creativity.” Director, artist, production designer, and creative director JC Molina knows a thing or two about creativity. The multi-hyphenate artist and Mexican-American filmmaker spoke with LBBonline - Little Black Book about the cultural and historical roots of his artistry, creativity as an ever-evolving practice, and the profound influence of his heritage on his work. Read the full interview in the link below!

We're excited to announce that award-winning director Ric Cantor has officially joined Epoch’s UK roster, represented across the UK and Europe by our renowned partners, London-based production house KNUCKLEHEAD! With an impressive background in comedy and a portfolio featuring work for iconic brands like BMW, McDonald's, IKEA, Dodge Ram, Dos Equis and more, Ric is a true master of blending sharp humor with cinematic brilliance. Welcome to the Epoch family, Ric—we can't wait to see the magic you'll create!

Drum roll for director Kate Hollowell whose short film, “Say Hi After You Die,” took home Silver at this year's CICLOPE Festival! We are so proud of this wonderfully weird film and all those who made it happen 🌟

In the latest installment of director Daniel Lundh's short film series, "Daft Atoms,” humor and social commentary collide as a hopelessly lost couple bickering over directions (spoiler: he didn’t check) encounter a questionably creepy man with a shovel. Questions of fear, gender roles, and farmer fashion ensue - check it out at the link below!

We are very happy to announce our new partnership with KNUCKLEHEAD for the UK/European market. Our brilliant friends at Knucklehead will handle sales and production for the Epoch UK roster. Epoch Managing EP, Melissa Culligan, said it best: “We’ve known the Knucklehead crew forever, and teaming up with them feels like a perfect fit for this new chapter. We’re excited about expanding our commitment in the UK/European market.”

The artist (and director) formerly known as Dugan O’Neal has announced a very exciting new chapter in his filmmaking journey… Sincerely, DUGAN GUNDELFINGER ✌️

“I feel perfectly at home with Epoch. They create beautiful films across the board, and I’m a huge fan of all my roster-mates. As I continue to grow in the US, I know that I’m in great hands with a team of producers who understand my style of comedy and want to uplift my voice as a filmmaker.” Exciting news: we’re thrilled to announce that filmmaker Daniel Lundh has joined our roster for commercial representation in the US! Known for his distinctive blend of vibrant visuals and understated comedy, Daniel’s award-winning work has captivated audiences and brands alike. We couldn’t be happier to have him on board.

Angela Patton and Natalie Rae’s emotionally charged documentary DAUGHTERS, produced by Epoch Films alongside Park Pictures, Object & Animal, OPC production, and XTR is coming to Netflix August 14th! A touching portrait of families impacted by the effects of mass incarceration, the film spotlights four young girls as they prepare for a special Daddy-Daughter dance with their incarcerated fathers as part of a unique fatherhood program in a Washington, D.C. jail. We’re honored to have been a part of this exceptional project and excited to see it out in the world!

Director Ruganzu "Riggs" Howard and Little Caesars remind hungry pizza fans to live it up this summer in a hilarious spot featuring their latest thin crust creation at an affordable price that family and feathered friends* will love! Because when your pizza is Hot-N-Ready ™ , there’s more time for fun! *Size of bird may vary