Tossing Tales Motion Pictures

FILM 05 / Feature Film

THEBOSS

ONE MOTHER. TWO GIRLS. A WOUNDED DOG. A MASSIVE GRIZZLY.

SHOT IN CANADA — Canadian Rockies, Alberta / British Columbia

THE BOSS project artwork

THE LOGLINE

Stranded in a Christmas blizzard in the Canadian Rockies, a fearful single mother must protect two teenage girls and their wounded dog from a massive grizzly — until she discovers the bear is not hunting them. She is another mother desperately trying to reach her trapped cub.

THE STORY

Meera has spent her life worrying about everything that could go wrong. Then, on a Christmas road trip through the wilderness of Alberta with her teenage daughter Kirat, Kirat’s friend Emily and their Cane Corso Sultan, everything does. A blizzard cuts them off. Their vehicle is destroyed. And somewhere beyond the snow is The Boss — a massive grizzly that refuses to leave them alone. What follows is a survival battle across frozen roads, forests and isolated shelters as an ordinary mother is forced to become the protector she never believed she could be. Then Emily discovers a trapped bear cub. Suddenly the entire story turns. The monster chasing them is not a monster at all. She is a mother too.

NATURE MAKES THE RULES.

THE PROJECT / THE OPPORTUNITY

WHY THIS FILM

A Primal Survival Engine

Two mothers, two children and one unforgiving wilderness create immediate, high-stakes tension.

A Globally Legible World

The Canadian Rockies provide a vast, cinematic setting with international scale and a universal survival premise.

Emotion Beneath the Thriller

At its heart, this is a battle of instinct, protection and sacrifice—not survival spectacle alone.

CINEMATIC SCALE

The Canadian wilderness, a massive grizzly and blizzard survival drive the cinematic scale.

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