Breaking Girl Code

Directed By Kristin Fairweather

After moving to a new city, Andi meets Farrah through a deceptive and dangerous friendship app called BFF.

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Andi has recently moved to a new city to live closer to her boyfriend and find a job in publishing, but neither work out. To ward off loneliness, Andi signs up for a friendship app called BeFriends to meet other local women. When she matches with Farrah, they immediately hit it off. But as they get to know each other, Andi finds it odd that all of Farrah’s friends are young, beautiful, and met her through BeFriends. After Andi is introduced to Farrah’s boyfriend, Ethan, she realizes that Ethan is using Farrah to lure women via BeFriends. Now, Andi must expose Ethan and protect the other girls before things take a deadly turn.
Kristin Fairweather is an award-winning, independent filmmaker whose experience in politics, advocacy, and women’s empowerment creates a unique lens for her critically-acclaimed work. Kristin holds a Master’s degree in Politics from University of Pennsylvania and served as a senior campaign strategist and Gubernatorial appointee. She is an avid supporter of the nationally recognized Girls on the Run program and other initiatives promoting equity and inclusivity. This background informs Kristin’s cinematic perspective as an accomplished director, writer, and producer of successful film, television, and commercial work. Kristin is currently in development on a documentary feature “Breathing Underwater: America’s Invisible Women”, which was a finalist for the ScreenCraft Film Fellowship. She has also directed three features, most recently MOST WANTED SANTA, which was released in December 2021 on TUBI. In addition to her directing work, Kristin produced three critically-acclaimed independent films. Kristin was selected by Sony Pictures as one of the first filmmakers in their Sony Alpha Female Creative Residency. She was also a shadowing director on Fox’s “911” during her fellowship in Ryan Murphy’s HALF directing program. Additionally, Kristin has directed several short films and high-profile commercials. Kristin's award-winning short film “Grace” premiered at HollyShorts and went on to play at film festivals across the country. Her work has been supported by the Tribeca, F