From director Spencer T Folmar: ''Generational Sins' a powerful and emotional drama about family history and the inevitable task of facing your past. This is not an easy topic for most people to discuss. Our closets are full of skeletons that have been there for decades... maybe even centuries. There has to be some impetus for change in the bloodline to create a shift from darkness to light. This film aims to illuminate this difficult process in a very real, gritty, winsome, and original way. In crafting and refining the story, I initially wanted this film to have heart and to speak objective truth. Unfortunately, most films that characterize themselves this way do not portray a true to life setting. Our film speaks truth, in an excellently made product, in a real world scenario, with realistic characters and plot lines. This film is one of a kind, and we would love for you to experience this journey." From composer Mike Newport: "Writing the music for Generational Sins was a very special experience for me. I was travelling around the South Island of New Zealand when I found out the deadline for the score and realized I would need to start work right away. Using my iPhone, I recorded every piano that I could find on my travels including at our Airbnb accomodation, and in Dunedin's 'First Church'. These recordings were all processed and manipulated - and every note made it into the final score. The rest of the scoring, recording and mixing process was completed at my studio in Auckland."