THE HEAT DOES CRAZY THINGS.
After the death of their flock of chickens, Joan
Doyle and her family struggle to make ends meet,
and consider selling their farm and home.
Desperate to save it, Joan gets to work.

A student made feature film.

The Story So Far

Emmy Pitschner and Taylor Mann started writing Domestic Fowl on January 1st, 2023. The film is now in its post production and is awaiting a 2025 release. Learn more about our story here.

Behind the Scenes

Take a peak behind the curtain of Domestic Fowl here.

Meet the Team

This production is co helmed by writer/directors Emmy Pitschner and Taylor Mann and producer Jack Kukolic.
Learn more about them here.

Full Cast and Crew List

Dozens of folks helped make this project possible! Get the full cast and crew list here.

Land Acknowledgment

Domestic Fowl was filmed in so-called Oakville, Dorchester (London), Mississauga, St. Mary’s, Embro, Toronto, and
Kitchener. These locations are the unceded lands and waterways of the Anishinaabe (including the treaty holders of this territory — the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and the Chippewa), Haudenosaunee Peoples from the Six Nations Confederacy of the Grand River, Wendat, and any other Nations who cared for the terroritory, acknowledged and unacknowledged, recorded and unrecorded. We are grateful to tell stories on this land.

Contact Us

Talk is cheep! Give us a shout at domesticfowlfilm@gmail.com.

THE HEAT DOES CRAZY THINGS. After the death of their flock of chickens, Joan Doyle and her family struggle to make ends meet, and consider selling their farm and home. Desperate to save it, Joan gets to work.