Pointing Fingers: A Love Story in Crisis

Title: Pointing Fingers
Description: Francis (Daniel Bergmann) and Claire (Emily Faith Grodin), a couple with minimally-speaking autism, take the bold step of living alone with the help of their beloved communication aide, Daisy. When Daisy is murdered, Francis and Claire are wrongfully accused of the crime. Deprived of their ability to self-advocate and treated as intellectually disabled, they must bring the real killer to justice to prove their innocence. Amidst this chaos, they hire an unexpectedly adept but dangerous new communication partner, organize their families, and rally their fervent online fan base. Their love for one another not only endures but grows immensely through this conflict.
Genre: Feature Film
Date Created: January 6, 2025
Producer: Lucas Syed
Writer: Daniel Bergmann
Director: Michael Bergmann
Cast: Emily Faith Grodin – Faith Salie
Communication Director: Michele Ortlip
Contact Email: info@burgeonandflourish.com

Pointing Fingers: A Gripping Exploration of Love, Justice, and Misunderstanding

“Pointing Fingers,” a feature film from BURGEON AND FLOURISH, invites audiences into the poignant world of Francis and Claire, a couple who navigate the complexities of life with minimally-speaking autism. Set against the backdrop of Acton, Massachusetts, their journey takes a harrowing turn when their cherished communication aide, Daisy, is tragically murdered. Wrongfully accused of this crime, Francis and Claire must confront societal misconceptions while uncovering the truth behind Daisy’s death, transforming their quest for justice into a heartfelt story about resilience and love.

Director Michael Bergmann brings a unique vision to this powerful narrative, as he collaborates with a talented cast, including Emily Faith Grodin as Claire and writer Daniel Bergmann as Francis. The film captures the essence of their bond in the face of adversity, showcasing not just their struggle for vindication but also the deep connection that flourishes between them. With segments filmed across diverse New England seasons, “Pointing Fingers” promises to offer a rich tapestry of visuals that complement its emotional depth and resonate with viewers long after the credits roll.