World Premiere · Lone Star Film Festival
AUTOFICTION is a darkly comic self-portrait of a filmmaker attempting to rewrite his own past and discovering just how slippery walking the line between fact and fiction can be.
Friday, November 6 · 5:45 PM · The Modern, Fort Worth
AUTOFICTION is a darkly comic self-portrait of a filmmaker attempting to rewrite his own past and discovering just how slippery walking the line between fact and fiction can be.
Matt and Anna are a young couple, about to set out on their first trip together. On the eve of their departure, Matt's estranged friend Nick shows up on the doorstep, drunk and distraught. Concerned for his welfare, Matt and Anna reluctantly invite Nick along and the three of them set out to Big Sur. Their views on love, loss and relationships are put to the test.
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Videography and editing
Nick Paul White is a Los Angeles-based writer, director and actor. His films include Land of Fire, The Eternal Wife and Autofiction, which premieres in competition at the 2026 Lone Star Film Festival.