Taylor is a young metal musician who achieves the incredible honor of meeting her idol, the allusive and infamous "metal-god" Theodore McKinnis. Like a painter meeting Picasso or a chef meeting Julia Child, she must prove her blood, sweat and tears are enough to gain his mentorship. But McKinnis, blunt and cynical, is a tough critic for any prodigy. Surprising then, when he agrees! The only problem is... he's a crackpot conspiracy theorist. Like a Big Foot truther, he is obsessed with finding the lost city of Atlantis. Government secrets, ancient technologies and intrepid adventures across the sea; Taylor's fantasy of the metal-god is shattered. From a badass musician to a lunatic dork. Taylor must now decide if her dreams of illustrious mentorship are worth the soul crushing embarrassment.

Miro Seppänen is a Finnish director, producer, and developer with a deep-rooted passion for cinema. Splitting his time between running a touring movie theatre and developing new creative projects, Miro has immersed himself in the world of filmmaking. Currently, he is working on his first feature film, Story of a Goblin, which is now in post-production.

Throughout his career, Miro has contributed to over 20 short films, working primarily in Finland while also gaining international experience in the UK and the US. His work has been showcased at international film festivals, earning accolades such as honorable mentions and Best Short Film awards. Additionally, he founded a small film festival in his Finnish hometown, fostering local talent and building valuable connections within the community.

Known for his pitching and networking skills, Miro thrives on collaboration and storytelling. He has a particular passion for comedy and horror, as well as narratives with meaningful messages. Driven by a vision of a bolder, more globally connected Finnish film industry, Miro is determined to help make this dream a reality in the near future.