How Matthew Osubor Turned a Chance Meeting With an Indie Film Veteran Into No-Budget Debut ‘Big Daddy’s Flowers’

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What happened

The young Rhode Island filmmaker was taken in by 'In the Soup' director Alexandre Rockwell and his wife, actress Karyn Parsons, while making his first feature, which world premieres at the Oldenburg Film Festival.

Key facts

  • The young Rhode Island filmmaker was taken in by 'In the Soup' director Alexandre Rockwell and his wife, actress Karyn Parsons, while making his first feature, which world premieres at the Oldenburg Film Festival.
  • Reported by Hollywood Reporter and published Thu, 17 Sep 2026 20:30:00 UTC.

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  1. How Matthew Osubor Turned a Chance Meeting With an Indie Film Veteran Into No-Budget Debut ‘Big Daddy’s Flowers’

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