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Vegas kids hustle 3D-printed guns to survive First Friday. What could go wrong? Everything.

First Friday (2025)

chaotic sibling energydesert noir swaggerDIY crime spree

Overview

ComedyAdventureDrama

A comedy/drama film following two siblings (Tiana and Trey) as they struggle to survive as vendors in the Las Vegas Arts District. Tiana and Trey try to make a deal with a drug dealer by selling 3D printed guns in exchange for their lives at First Friday.

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buddy comedyindependent filmteen dramaadventure comedylas vegasblack loveurban youthfirst world problemspost coming of age
economic desperationfound family vs blood bondsperformative survivalgentrification's edge

Standout Aspects

Acting

Candace Joy and Trae Rojo's lived-in sibling bickering

Production

Authentic Vegas Arts District locations, shot by Vegas kids

Writing

Dialogue that actually sounds like Gen Z, not a marketing team

Best for:Solo: Late night when you miss your siblings and bad decisions·Friends: With your ride-or-die who'd commit light felonies for you·Streaming: 75 minutes of pure adrenaline, no bathroom breaks
Heads up:Violence: Gun threats and tense drug dealer confrontations throughout·Drug Use: Dealer subplot drives tension, some use depicted
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Director

Jawsh Ojeda

ReleasedMar 21, 2025
Runtime1h 15m
StatusReleased

Vibe

Pacefast
Intensityhigh
Tonemixed
Feelmedium
Budget$30K
Half Mutant Films

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Cultural

First Friday is a real monthly arts festival in Vegas's 18b Arts District, historically Black and brown before recent gentrification waves.

Insight

Director Jawsh Ojeda and much of the cast grew up vending at First Friday — the 3D-printed gun plot mirrors real anxieties about economic precarity in creative spaces.

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FIRST FRIDAY - OFFICIAL MOVIE TRAILER (2024)

FIRST FRIDAY - OFFICIAL MOVIE TRAILER (2024)

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