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Inspired by a flippant remark about the treatment of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, filmmaker A.J. Bond made a bet with his close friend, actor David Amito, to see which of them could withstand a week of psychological torture at the hands of the other. What begins as a bizarre and darkly humorous experiment gradually spirals out of control, testing the limits of their friendship.

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Bonus Materials

• Director's Commentary
• Trailer
• Behind the scene stills

Sales Points

• With Marguerite Moreau (Wet Hot American Summer, Grey's Anatomy)
• Winner Best Cinematography Las Vegas Film Festival
• Best Supporting Actor Lady Filmmakers Film Festival
• Official Selection Arizona Underground Film Festival
• Official Selection Cyprus International Film Festival
• Official Selection Cine Gear Expo
• Official Selection The Oaxaca Film Festival
• Official Selection London Sci-fi Film Festival
• Official Selection Las Vegas Film Festival
• Theatrical in Canada

Press Quotes

Fascinating and thrilling ... a nearly flawless debut feature which jumps head first into psychological terror. There's something darkly methodic, almost evil.

     —Ronny Carlson, Film Bizarro

Accomplished, chilling collision between fact and fiction... intelligent, thought-provoking film

     —Alex Fitch, Electric Sheep

An effective fictional thriller...

     —Willamette Week

Interesting, and disturbing... stylish visual

     —OregonLive

Stress Position is an attractive, inventive, creative film well worth seeing

     —Exclaim.ca

Stress Position is taut and blackly comic

     —Straight.com

5 STARS! 'The film has twists and turns that surprise and horrify

     —Examiner.com

A deeply disturbing film... If you're looking for a film that is truly psychologically terrifying, this is it.'

     —Toronto Film Scene

Avant-Garde Thriller with Guantanamo overtones serves up visceral shocks and astounding, imaginative visuals

     —The Film Corner

There are some really profound artistic revelations in the movie

     —The Province

A film with a lot to say and even more to think about

     —Shivers

there's still so much going on inside Stress Position that your wheels will be spinning for days

     —The Georgia Straight

the film is stylish, chilling at times and very well acted

     —Vancouver Observer