Stardust - The Movie

REBECCA is a charismatic, talented singer-songwriter who tends bar at the venue, a job that allows her to perform there regularly. Tonight is supposed to be her break: her unreliable boyfriend—and would-be manager—has promised to bring a major record label executive to see her play.

Also, on the bill that night is TOM —a handsome, gifted singer-songwriter in his own right. Beyond an immediate physical spark, the two connect over esoteric guitar tunings and shared musical touchstones, especially Joni Mitchell and James Taylor.

During their respective sets, they spontaneously join each other onstage, trading guitars and harmonies. The audience feels the chemistry instantly; the magic is undeniable.

David Brownstein is a filmmaker who fuses the intimacy of music with the power of cinema to create films that do more than entertain—they transform. His work is defined by ensemble storytelling, lyrical visual design, and the rare ability to capture the inner life of creativity on screen.