Mixed Signals Film Premiere

About this event

Join us for a special night of independent film, conversation, and connection as we celebrate two original movies on the big screen, all for just $20.

The evening features Mixed Signals, a feature film written and directed by Marco Rosario, along with Typecasted, the debut short film from filmmaker David Herbert.

More than just a screening, this is a full theater experience designed to bring filmmakers, cast, friends, family, and movie lovers together for a memorable night.

Your ticket includes:

• Admission to both films • A live filmmaker and cast Q&A • Meet & greet opportunities • Photo opportunities • A chance to celebrate independent filmmaking in a unique theatrical setting

Come experience two films, two creative voices, and one night built around storytelling, community, and the magic of seeing movies the way they were meant to be seen — together, on the big screen.

Two movies. One ticket. One unforgettable night.

Broad Theater is BYOB

Admission: $20

About the Films

ABOUT THE FILMS

Mixed Signals

Written and directed by Marco Rosario, Mixed Signals is a feature-length romantic comedy about relationships, timing, identity, and the complicated ways our lives can unexpectedly collide.

Inspired by the spirit of classic ’90s and early 2000’s romantic comedies, Mixed Signals blends humor, heart, and a few very complicated connections into a story about figuring out who you are, what you want, and what happens when life refuses to follow the plan.

Typecasted

Typecasted marks the filmmaking debut of David Herbert.

When a last-minute audition calls for a leading man, three struggling Black actors, Shams, Burt, and Sterling arrive only to discover they're all up for the same stereotypical role. Forced to compete in a chaotic casting process, their desperate attempts to stand out lead to a sobering truth. In Hollywood, they're not seen as individuals, but as a single, interchangeable type. Faced with this harsh reality, they must decide whether to keep chasing a flawed dream or finally reclaim their own identities.

From Marco Rosario