Tiny Movements
Directed by Laura Sweeney
US/UK
Tiny Movements is a short minute documentary about Jenn Green, a professional modern dancer and mother of two, who discovered four years of video recordings of her husband raping her after drugging her with high doses of Ambien. She and her children escaped and filed an order of protection. Once in a safe space, she danced in her kitchen, filmed it and posted it to social media. This documentary is the story of her creation of Tiny Kitchen Dances Project, healing and ongoing legal battle to protect herself and children all while moving forward to rebuild and thrive in her life.
Laura Sweeney is a screenwriter, director and actress. Laura’s writing credits include, Mommy Mafia, Solstice and Lost + Found She created and starred in the webseries: The Mothership and Theater Bitches. Laura has directed several award winning short films including The Neck, Across and Tina. Her first documentary Tiny Movements won Best Documentary at Art of Brooklyn Film Festival and Audience Award at DC International Shorts. Laura is a member of SAGAFTRA, Georgetown Entertainment Media Alliance (GEMA) and a Co-Leader of FILMSHOP South Brooklyn Chapter. Laura has taught screenwriting for Writers Boot Camp and Open Screenplay. She studied acting with the Moscow Art Theatre and is a graduate of Georgetown University. Laura is a Licensed Real Estate Agent with Compass Huntington and currently resides on Long Island

