Fishbowl Films Releases Award-Winning Indie Romantic Drama for Streaming

Fishbowl Films announced today that its award-winning romantic drama Lost With You is now available for rental and purchase at lostwithyou.com. Written and directed by first-time feature filmmaker Mike Southerly, the film stars Jake Short (“Dexter”, “A.N.T. Farm”) and Madison Shamoun (“All American”, “Black-ish”) as two strangers whose chance encounter on a Hollywood hiking trail becomes an unexpected emotional journey.

Written and directed by Mike Southerly, “Lost With You” was produced by Peter Frintrup of Flickering Duck Productions and Cedric St. Clair, with James Hale serving as executive producer.

“Lost With You came from a very simple question,” said Southerly. “Could two people who seem completely opposed — politically, culturally, emotionally — spend a day together and somehow find their way toward each other? At a time when it feels easier than ever to write people off, I wanted to make a movie about listening, laughing, disagreeing, and still choosing connection.”

“This is my first feature, and we made it in the most honest way possible — small crew, real locations, two actors, one trail, and a lot of heart,” Southerly added. “I wanted to strip the movie down to the essentials: two people walking, talking, challenging each other, and slowly realizing that being truly seen by another person can still feel miraculous.”

About Fishbowl Films

Fishbowl Films is a Los Angeles-based production and creative marketing company led by longtime collaborators Mike Southerly and Jim Hale. With decades of experience in motion picture advertising, trailers, promos, and entertainment branding, Mike and Jim bring a sophisticated creative and marketing perspective to every project. For more than 20 years, Fishbowl Films has built its reputation on sharp storytelling, polished execution, and a deep understanding of how to make films connect with audiences. Their debut feature film, Lost With You, marks an exciting new chapter for the company — expanding its legacy from creating campaigns for other filmmakers to producing original, emotionally resonant cinema of its own.