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Mister Organ

Directed by: David Farrier | 2023 | 1h 36m | Unrated

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1130 Washington Ave, Miami Beach (786) 471-3269

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Journalist David Farrier finds himself in a game of cat and mouse with a mysterious stranger. Exploring further, he discovers a series of court cases, royal connections, and ruined lives.

Journalist and filmmaker David Farrier (TICKLED, DARK TOURISTT) unwittingly stumbles into a game of cat and mouse with a mystery man creating havoc in his neighborhood, wheel-clamping cars at a local antique store. That clamper was Michael Organ, and little did Farrier know that delving deeper into who Organ really is would be a thrilling and tension-filled three-year-long investigation — unearthing a trail of multiple court cases, inflated claims of royal bloodlines, ruined lives, and at least one stolen boat.

“You can argue that Mister Organ is a movie about Ferrier’s folly, though that would be most unkind. The better argument is that Mister Organ is a movie about hubris as the Achilles’ heel of all men like Organ, and yes, about the perils of sticking your nose…”
– THE PLAYLIST

“Farrier directed and co-stars in an account of those events that can rightly be called a documentary horror film”
– NEW YORK TIMES