Short Film – Atlanta – Coming Soon

Dare to imagine, four girls come together to make a film, without permission.

Pre-Pro ⎯ Production ⎯ Post-Production

LOGLINE

When two modern-day teenage girls are forced to finish a school project in a haunted Victorian house, they stumble upon two ghost sisters from the 1800s. What begins as detention turns into a supernatural exorcism of their friendship—and their pasts.

HOCA STUDIO presents

CAST & CREW

directed by Thang Ho

co-directed & co-produced by Alicia Kelley

written by Thang Ho, Tara Kaye Burgh

starring & produced by Chloe Camp, Leah Thompkins, Sophia Joss, Gracie-Belle Morris

produced by Thang Ho, Alina Lia

cinematography James Persinger

production design SJ Prusakowski

art direction Isabella Medina

music by TBA

editing Robby Sykes, Vishvesh Bakshi

post-production sound TBA

  • additional cast

    1st AD

    Art Director Isabella Medina

    1st AC Vishvesh Bakshi

    2nd AC

    Script Supervisor

    Production Sound Mixer/ Boom Operator Victor Chavez

    Gaffer Dennis Albert

    Key Grip W. N. McNair

    Best Girl Electric Madison Toft

    Key HMUA Victoria Lynn

    Stills Photo/ BTS Video Vitor Pinheiro

    Key PA

    PA

    Supervising Digital Colourist

    Colour Assist

    Sound Designer

    Re-Recording Mixer

    Composer

    Caterer .

    A VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO

designed by Vishvesh Bakshi

DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT

Girl Therapy is a genre-bending love letter to friendship. Through a bold mix of action, comedy, and ghost story tropes—anchored by elegant cinematography and period-style design—we explore the quiet heartbreak of growing apart from someone who once meant everything.

I’ve always connected deeply with my female friends—their emotional fluency, their messiness, their strength. This film is about them. About us. About the things we never say.

Even more meaningful: one of the girls in the cast starred in a student film I made when she was eight. Now she’s fourteen, and she pitched Girl Therapy to me. Collaborating with her—and the other young women—has been a joy.

This isn’t a story about boys. It’s about girls who fight, joke, shut down, show up. It’s bold and stylish—wide lenses, choreographed blocking, period elegance with modern bite.

Not everything is forgiven. But the door is open.

AWARDS & RECOGNITION

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DIRECTOR

THANG HO

Ho Anh Thang (Thang Ho) is a Vietnamese filmmaker originally from Hanoi. His work blends the elegance of old Hollywood with modern storytelling, crafting emotionally grounded, genre-bending films that explore identity, memory, and connection. With a background in business and a passion for visual language, Thang’s stories often feature whimsical or heightened realities anchored by deeply human moments.

His work has earned him the DGA Award for The Last Black Dinosaur and a Southeast Emmy for the music video Noah. His films have screened at top festivals including Tribeca, Atlanta, and Seattle, with standout projects like Aurinko in Adagio, Anemoia, and Spray Bottle. Rooted in his cultural heritage and driven by a bold cinematic style, Thang continues to shape a body of work that is heartfelt, fearless, and distinctly his own.

BEHIND THE SCENES

captured by Vitor Pinheiro