Movies by Seth Porges

Seth Porges is a dynamic filmmaker who brings a sharp wit and keen eye for the absurd to his bold, genre-blending projects. With a knack for unearthing outrageous true stories, Porges crafts documentaries and narratives that gleefully defy expectations. Porges first captured audience attention with his breakout hit Class Action Park, a wildly entertaining chronicle of the most dangerous amusement park in American history. Blending archival footage, first-hand accounts, and stylized reenactments, the film offers a delirious deep-dive into the park's reckless rise and spectacular downfall. Porges' ability to find the humor and humanity in even the most outrageous real-life scenarios is on full display, making Class Action Park both an essential time capsule and a rollicking joy ride. More recently, Porges has continued to demonstrate his versatility, moving between documentary and fiction with films like the heist caper How to Rob a Bank and the quirky sports drama Dreambreaker: A Pickleball Story. Throughout his work, Porges maintains a distinct visual flair and an affinity for exploring society's absurdities, delivering stories that are as thought-provoking as they are wildly entertaining. With a knack for unearthing the most bizarre and compelling true tales, Porges has firmly established himself as one of the most distinctive voices in modern American cinema.