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Feature: The film Burt tells an unconventional story of f...
FilmWeek Staff · 2026-06-20 · via Local and national news, NPR, things to do, food recommendations and guides to Los Angeles, Orange County and the Inland Empire

FilmWeek Staff

FilmWeek Staff

Published Jun 19, 2026 11:01 AM

A black and white photo of two male-presenting people, one younger and one older on a couch.

Oliver Cooper and Burt Berger in Burt.

(

Joe Burke

)

Guest host Austin Cross interviews Joe Burke, co-writer and director of the film Burt, who shot this unconventional movie in L.A. over seven days

The topic: 

The new film Burt tells the story of Burt Berger, a 69-year-old musician in L.A. living with Parkinson's who reconnects with an adult son he never knew he had. The film was shot over seven days in Los Angeles on a micro-budget of $7,000.

A personal story: Director and co-writer of the film, Joe Burke’s own father is living with Parkinson’s. A portion of the proceeds will go to Parkinson’s Community Los Angeles.

Where to watch: Burt is available on VOD on Apple TV and Amazon Prime Video.

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