Draft:Madhouse Films
Indie production company
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Madhouse Films is an American independent production company founded by Charlie Traisman and Katherine Romans.[1][2] The company executive produced Forbidden Fruits (2026)[3] and Manhood (2026)[4].
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History
In 2025, it was announced that Katherine Romans and Charlie Traisman had formally launched Madhouse Films, with a mission to "center underrepresented voices and push creative boundaries across film and television."[5] It was also reported that the company was developing Meredith Alloway's sophomore feature, Huckleberry Babe[2], and executive producing Manhood, Daniel Lombroso's documentary on penis enlargement (originally titledYou'll Be Happier).[2][4]
In January 2026, Madhouse Films hosted Autonomy in Focus, a fundraiser in support of the New York Abortion Access Fund at the Cherry Lane Theatre in Manhattan. The event was co-chaired by actresses AnnaSophia Robb, Havana Rose Liu, Lola Tung, Ruby Jean Cruz, Louisa Jacobson, and Rachel Hilson.[6]
Filmography
2020s
| Release Date | Title | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| March 27, 2026 | Forbidden Fruits | Distributed by IFC and Shudder[7] |
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