Through The Collapse

Tony C. Silva is an award winning filmmaker based in Phoenix, Arizona, known for crafting emotionally charged narratives with dark, gritty undertones. With a foundation in documentary filmmaking, Tony gained international recognition when his documentary The Monster Inside Me was seen in 45 countries, achieving significant ROI and showcasing his ability to create compelling and impactful content. Now transitioning into narrative filmmaking, Tony is working on Through the Collapse, a post-apocalyptic sci-fi drama/action film that combines character-driven storytelling with rich world-building and psychological depth.

Tony’s unique storytelling style blends drama, action, and subtle humor, reflecting his creative ambition and ability to tackle complex themes. As a director, he excels at creating unforgettable characters and immersive visuals, evident in the detailed conceptualization of Through the Collapse. 

 A mysterious phenomenon strikes Earth, ripping time and space apart. Joe, a struggling salesman, is thrust into an apocalyptic landscape, separated from his only son. As he shifts between dimensions, space and time, from an 18th-century western town to southern antebellum United States, he discovers a rare Stasis Stone that offers stability in that world's erratic time traveling conundrum. 

Joe grasps at any clue as to his son's whereabouts, forming tenuous alliances, and meeting an array of survivors - good, odd, or sometimes down right nasty. Amid the chaos, Joe finds glimmers of hope and love through Flo, a photographer from the future whose photos could be the key to finding his son. Despite sacrifice and near-death experiences, Joe persists, driven by the faint possibility of a better future.