by Mark J Heller
Beatrice (Bea) and Pete Lewis long to experience the counterculture movement they missed in their youth. They find a second chance at a retro-themed retirement community, where they encounter a free-spirited hippie, a staunch activist, a Vietnam veteran, and a former rock idol.
When management imposes new rules, indignation rises among the residents, igniting their desire to protest. Caught in the middle of this is the couple’s son, a high-powered attorney, who faces a perplexing situation: When did Mom become such a radical?
Bea’s arrest turns out to be a calculated move by management, serving as a ruse to plunge her into the '60s and '70s scene she missed the first time around.
"Social Insecurity" is a humorously groovy tribute to living life to the fullest, wrapped in a nostalgic nod to an unforgettable era. Co-directed by Asa Olsson & Leslie V. AnnRenee
Mark J. Heller is an experienced entertainment professional with over thirty-five years in the industry. He has developed his marketing, production, development, and writing skills while working for prominent organizations, including Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros. Television, and various cable channels across the content spectrum.
As an award-winning writer, producer, and high-level executive, Mark understands the entire process needed to create, plan, execute, and manage all aspects of a project or initiative.
He brings a wealth of experience to the table, along with strong relationships with key industry executives in production, development, promotion, publicity, and digital media.
Currently, Mark serves as the Executive Director for The Handshake Foundation, a non-profit mentoring organization for teens. He continues to pursue his passion for writing, actively developing projects for television, film, stage plays, and digital content.
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