29 Trouble

On the harsh deserts of Planet 29, a rogue vigilante squad led by Coron risks everything to rescue enslaved children and dismantle brutal slaver gangs. Bound together by a fragile mix of faith, justice, and moral tension, the team walks a fine line between conviction and chaos. Some lean on a religious moral compass, while others are still learning to define right from wrong — but all of them share the vision of justice and willingly risk their lives for the innocent.

As the squad inches closer to uprooting the planet’s slave trade, a new and terrifying force emerges — one that threatens to destroy everything they’ve fought for.

29 Trouble is a bold, character-driven sci-fi epic co-directed by Kate Rodriguez and Brooke Landis, produced by Granon Film Productions.

Pre-production

MEET THE SQUAD

  • Coron

    The charismatic and driven leader of the squad. Also known as the spoiled rich kid in Sodoi’s opinion.

  • Palamere

    The one with the connections in high places (aka government). But she cool. Also a ninja. No cap.

  • Zynoiss

    A bot-man with epic techno abilities.

    Sodoi, it is unprofessional to refer to us with slang names.

    Zy, it’s called comedy. I’ve explained this to you before.

    No, you have not. I would have remembered.

  • Sodoi

    The most skilled member of the squad, if I do say so myself. Never messes up. Shares a striking resemblance to a sand nettle.

  • Sy'Kariah

    The elegant queen, gracing our meager home with her queenly presence. Usually is green.

  • Wa'Nora

    The feisty curmudgeon who loves carmel way too much. Also usually green. And she’s really good at shooting stuff. And people. But only when necessary. Like when Black Dust kidnaps some kids or something. We shoot them. Black Dust, not the kids.

Production

“…it’s enough for us”

Now we’re in post

  • 29 Trouble follows Coron and his vigilante squad through the deserts of Planet 29 as they fight to restore a system of justice and protect the innocent from rampant trafficking rings. They face harsh opposition from political leaders and gangs who stand to profit from the slave trade, but still risk life and liberty to protect those who can’t protect themselves.

  • We are in production on the proof of concept, a short film showcasing the characters and overarching plot of the series. Once that is finished in early 2026, we can pursue avenues for distribution and investors. With any luck, you can watch 29 Trouble on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, or another major streaming service!

  • 29 Trouble currently needs funding and a place to live when it’s made. While we navigate those needs, share posts on your social media and keep an eye out for trailers and announcements from Granon Film Productions on instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.