Blueberry is an independent production company founded in Los Angeles in 2010 by arthouse writer/director Adam Christian Clark.
Since its inception, Blueberry has been dedicated to producing captivating and thought-provoking films that delve into the complexities of the human experience. Our team of filmmakers bring compelling narratives to life, aiming to resonate with audiences worldwide.
In 2022, recognizing the vibrant and diverse film industry in Istanbul, Blueberry expanded its operations and opened a second branch in the city. This expansion marked an exciting new chapter, allowing us to engage with a broader range of talents and explore fresh perspectives in storytelling.
At Blueberry, we pride ourselves on fostering a creative and inclusive environment. We embrace welcoming voices from various backgrounds and seek to nurture emerging talents. Our commitment to collaboration and innovation drives us to push the boundaries of filmmaking and deliver uniquely authentic cinematic experiences.
Over the years, Blueberry has garnered recognition for its work, earning accolades and praise from critics and audiences. We have established valuable partnerships with industry professionals, festivals, and distributors, enabling our films to reach wider audiences and make a lasting impact.
As we continue to grow and expand our presence, Blueberry remains dedicated to our core values: storytelling, authenticity, and artistic excellence. With our headquarters in Los Angeles and our branch in Istanbul, we are poised to create compelling films that transcend borders and inspire audiences worldwide.
Welcome to Blueberry, where the art of storytelling takes center stage.
NY TIMES - The true indie mentality and style are reassuringly alive in “Caroline and Jackie.” It captures the awkwardness, loneliness and unacknowledged desperation that haunt us all but that are particularly poignant when seen among attractive 30-somethings.
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL - Visually polished and emotionally raw.
VARIETY - Displaying nerves of steel and a generous heart, helmer Adam Christian Clark takes a lot of chances with “Caroline and Jackie,” a tale of troubled sisters that keeps the viewer off balance throughout before delivering a payoff that serves as both catharsis and absolution.
HOLLYWOOD REPORTER - Their relationship will ring true for many viewers, and Clark's intelligent handling of it should elicit good word-of-mouth at arthouses.
NY MAGAZINE - Top-Notch!
REUTERS - The plot is complex, the performances brilliant. First-time director Adam Christian Clark has made a compelling film.
VILLAGE VOICE - Sounds like family to us.
GENE SHALIT’S MOUSTACHE - It's the first time in awhile that a scripted, dramatic film was able to play with my senses; the way CAPTURING THE FRIEDMANS did, in documentary form.