THOMASVILLE (2025)
A heart-wrenching psychodrama exploring the complex nature of Black legacy in Atlanta. Trapped in a rainswept car, a young man and his ailing father confront their fractured history before it's too late.
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IN THE NEWS
11 ALIVE ATLANTA | Goodie Mob makes film debut with "Thomasville"
ALL HIP HOP | Goodie Mob Brings Atlanta Street Stories To Film Through “Thomasville” Project
ATLANTA NEWS FIRST | Goodie Mob join local filmmaker Alex Woodruff for “Thomasville”
BLEX MEDIA | “This film is my love letter to Atlanta and my family”
CORDILLERA’S MARTINI TAKE PODCAST | Alex Woodruff Interview
BLOODY FLICKS | HollyShorts Producer Sets Directorial Debut in Psychodrama Short Film
ROUGH DRAFT ATL | Atlanta legacy, hip hop, and film collide in Alex Woodruff’s ‘Thomasville’
GEORGIA ENTERTAINMENT | Goodie Mob Makes Film Debut as Executive Producers of Award-Winning Short ‘Thomasville’ Set in Atlanta
U ATL | BronzeLens gives acclaimed Black films an encore at Spelman College
DESERT SUN | How Palm Springs ShortFest’s forums help filmmakers network and learn
KESQ NEWS | ShortFest Returns to Palm Springs, 310 films to be screened
BEHIND-THE-SCENES / AUGUST 2023 PRODUCTION WEEKEND
THE DIRECTOR
Born and raised in Atlanta, Alex Woodruff is a multi-disciplined artist, merging work in music, film, and technology. After sharing the stage with high-profile acts like Kendrick Lamar (2013) and Big Sean (2011), he founded Pineapple Cut Pictures with the purpose of directing films that reflect authentic black stories. His latest works, "Thomasville" (2026) and "Woodwork" (2027), serve as short proofs of concept for ‘94’, a surrealist Feature Drama based on his upbringing in 'The City Too Busy To Hate'.