Father Anonymous tells the story of America’s forgotten founder Dr. Joseph Warren and his more famous friends, Samuel Adams, John Hancock and Paul Revere. Opening on the eve of the Boston Massacre (1770) and closing with Joseph’s martyrdom at Bunker Hill (1775) this drama can remind a divided nation of constitutional principles that transcend politics, and a person, largely forgotten, to celebrate in common and guide us.
Directed by Joshua Koehn
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