

21 minutes of rain-soaked dread that'll ruin umbrellas forever.
Amid endless rain, environmental chaos and a society ruled by violence, a mother must protect her daughter from the external dangers of their dystopian world and the perilous threat within their own home.
Cinematography
Rain as suffocating character, never lets you breathe.
Acting
Whitney Rice's silent desperation speaks volumes.
Direction
Gleason weaponizes every second of runtime.
Director
Kourtney Gleason
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The 21-minute runtime isn't constraint—it's cruelty. Gleason denies audiences the relief of feature-length processing, mirroring how June's world offers no time to grieve.
Released amid 2023's climate anxiety surge, the film's 'endless rain' feels less dystopian now than documentary. The 'Supreme Teacher' title deliberately echoes authoritarian education systems worldwide.
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