Neverland
"Every legend grows old… even Peter Pan."
A film by Stephen Wallis
The pitch
Stephen Wallis is a writer-director whose work explores mortality, art, and the absurd. Neverland is an epic fantasy adventure written and directed by Wallis.
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Stephen Wallis is a writer-director whose work explores mortality, art, and the absurd. Neverland is an epic fantasy adventure written and directed by Wallis.
Previous work
The Martini Shot
2026Existential comedy starring Matthew Modine, John Cleese, and Derek Jacobi. 99% financed on Indie Planet.
What this film is
With London falling, Peter Pan and Wendy are forced to send their two children, Clare and James to Neverland to escape the horrors of WW2. Upon reaching Neverland, the children meet Ollie, the man who becomes their mentor into the world of magic. When Tiger Lily arrives, the three children are sent out on their first adventure. An adventure that features, pirates, skeletons and other dangers as Neverland becomes increasingly under attack from Captain Hook.
Why we're raising
An epic reimagining of the Peter Pan mythology set against the backdrop of WW2. A $20M production shooting in New Zealand — backers join alongside committed equity to help unlock the next tranche of financing on a confirmed Stephen Wallis-led project.
Choose how you back this film
- Digital screening pass
- Name in credits
- Behind-the-scenes newsletter
- Everything in Supporter
- Signed digital script
- Monthly producer Q&A
- Early festival tickets
- Set visit (one day)
- 0.05% revenue share
- Associate Producer credit
- Premiere invite (+1)
- Co-Producer credit
- 1% revenue share
- Speaking role consideration
- Lifetime royalty statements
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