LOS ANGELES — Digital Playground has dropped “The Tribunal,” a futuristic, dystopian action film from multi-XMAs winner Ricky Greenwood.
The feature stars Abigaiil Morris, Little Puck, Emma Rosie, Van Wylde, Mick Blue, and Parker Ambrose.
“Set in Los Angeles in 2149, governments have collapsed, and corporate blocs control everything from territory to information,” the synopsis reveals. “Crime has become entertainment and justice is served live on television. Kansas (Morris) is a famous bounty hunter who is pulled into a conspiracy that could expose the truth behind the system she serves. Tribunal Chief Gordon (Blue) presents Kansas with her latest offering: M57 (Ambrose), a male corps operative sent to satisfy her every desire. Meanwhile, Tribunal analyst Kora Vance (Puck) uncovers an algorithm capable of manufacturing crime. When Kora steals crucial data and escapes, Gordon unleashes the hunters and ambitious rising star Bomber (Rosie), transforming the pursuit into a global spectacle.”
Greenwood enthused about the production.
“We had such a great team and cast on this movie that it made the whole experience incredibly fun,” he said. “Working with Abigaiil Morris was high on my to-do list for 2026, so I’m really glad Digital Playground gave me the opportunity. She was amazing in this movie. She’s also surrounded by an incredible cast, including Little Puck and the always-amazing Van Wylde. Emma Rosie packs a serious punch in this one too; this was her first feature, and she absolutely held her own alongside some heavy hitters.”
Morris praised the shoot.
“Working on ‘The Tribunal’ was an incredible experience," she said. "I absolutely fell in love with playing Kansas and getting to dive into a character and being part of something so cinematic and story driven. I’m a massive nerd, so this was basically a dream for me.”
Added Puck, “This was an incredible experience and such a special production. Having an amazing time with all these badass performers; doing stunt work; performing in a role my partner, Shawn Alff, wrote; working with my favorite director, Ricky Greenwood, on my second DP production; it was such a magical week.”
Part one of "The Tribunal" is streaming on Digital Playground.
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