Presenting Princess Shaw(2016)

Name: Presenting Princess Shaw
Director: Ido Haar
Genre: Documentary, Music
Released: May 27, 2016
Cast: Tiffany Crawford, Kutiman, Samantha Montgomery, Tiffany Shante

Magnolia Pictures

1h 23m
- Documentary
- Music

Release Date: May 27, 2016

A documentary on the collaborative relationship between New Orleans based songwriter/YouTube star Samantha Montgomery and composer/video artist Ophir Kutiel.

Official Website

Release Details

Original Release | May 27, 2016 | Limited

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Box Office Results

Results

Opening Weekend US & Canada:
$4,814
Total US & Canada:
$60,197
Total Worldwide:
$60,197

Current Showtimes

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Director & Top Cast

Ido Haar
Director

Tiffany Crawford
Actor

Kutiman
Actor

Samantha Montgomery
Actor

Tiffany Shante
Actor

Other Details

Country of Origin: Israel

Language: Hebrew,English

Summaries

Storyline

In every corner of the world, at any given moment, random people post personal video clips online. They are their virtual messages in a bottle, tossed into the boundless sea that is the Internet. Most of these posts flounder in a sad limbo of indifference and anonymity-unless your YouTube handle happens to be Princess Shaw. Samantha Montgomery, 38, lives alone in one of New Orleans' toughest neighborhoods. By day she works as a caregiver for the elderly; at night she transforms into Princess Shaw, belting out soulful originals at sparsely attended open mic nights and posting homemade a cappella clips on YouTube, usually reaching just a handful of viewers. One of her followers happens to be Kutiman, a.k.a. Ophir Kutiel, an Israeli musician living on a kibbutz outside Tel Aviv, who mashes up YouTube videos from all over the world to create new musical pieces. Princess Shaw has no idea that he has found hers. A rousing documentary crowd-pleaser about a star-crossed singer-songwriter and her crafty secret admirer, Thru You Princess examines loneliness, anonymity and connectivity in the Internet age, where showbiz dreams remain but a mouse-click away for even the most hardscrabble striver. — Ido Haar