A Poignant Journey Through Mental Illness: The Rooster Prince

Name: The Rooster Prince
Description: The Rooster Prince is a road trip film about two brothers traversing American, trying to outrun mental illness. It is based on the screenwriter’s true life story with his older brother, an esteemed Harvard psychiatrist who became manic-bipolar at age 40 and took his own life. Paradoxically, the very disease that killed him, also got the brothers the closest they’d ever been. (September 3 – October 10, 2025)
Genre: Feature Film
Date Created: 1993
Producer: Lije Sarki – Evan Silverberg
Writer/Director: Josh Soskin
WILD ROOSTER LLC
Email: wildroosterfilms@gmail.com
STATUS: September 3
LOCATION: Oklahoma
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The Rooster Prince: A Compelling Tale of Brotherly Bonds

The Rooster Prince is a poignant road trip film that delves into the complex relationship between two brothers as they journey across America to escape the shadow of mental illness. Inspired by the true story of the screenwriter’s older brother, an esteemed Harvard psychiatrist who battled manic bipolar disorder and tragically ended his life. The narrative explores how the shared struggle brought the siblings closer than ever before, offering a deeply moving and insightful portrayal of resilience and familial bonds.

Directed by Josh Soskin and produced by Lije Sarki and Evan Silverberg, The Rooster Prince promises to captivate audiences with its raw emotional depth, authentic storytelling, and stellar performances. Set against the backdrop of a compelling road trip adventure, this feature film intertwines heart-wrenching drama with moments of hope and connection, making it a must-watch for those who appreciate narratives that resonate on a profound level.




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