“The Greatest Miss-Taken”

“The film’s setting is deliberately mundane yet charged with tension. She’s turned what she calls the “bless-your-heart bathroom” – that furthest, most forgotten restroom in any venue – into a psychological battleground. In her vision, even the humblest bathroom can transform into a stage if you choose to believe it. The audience becomes unwittingly complicit, drawn into favor with a character whose charm is weaponized, whose brightness masks something darker. It’s a deliberate subversion of expectations: this isn’t a story about innocence or redemption, but about control and the disarming nature of a perfectly executed performance.”

-The Industry Times

THE GREATEST MISS-TAKEN

“When a bride stumbles into her Southern wedding's far-off "bless-your-heart" bathroom, one woman becomes the sole witness to the events that follow and swears every word is the gospel truth. With hairspray in hand and trouble on her tongue, she unravels in a tale that proves being somebody's plus-one twice removed is a peril best left avoided.”

Director Statement : Behind “The Greatest Miss-Taken”

"I set out to create The Greatest Miss-Taken as an exploration of the uneasy space where performance becomes power, where charm holds a room hostage, menace wears the brightest of smiles, and even the humblest bathroom transforms into a stage if you choose to believe it.

This is a film where strategy masquerades as politeness, where every glance is theater, and where an unsuspecting audience finds itself disarmed, complicit, and drawn into her favor. In this story, the furthest bathroom in the venue, known as the "bless-your-heart" bathroom, becomes a crucible not of innocence or redemption, but of control.

The Greatest Miss-Taken is my cordial invitation to the audience: lean in, laugh, be unsettled, and recognize that by the time you realize you've been held hostage, it's already too late."

Camila Ohtaën is an American-Italian actress, director, and cinematographer with experience across film, television, and commercial work. She was born on February 10th, 2001. As a Florida native, she began her career at the early age of 14 in Orlando, appearing in national commercials and print campaigns before expanding into Film & Television. Over time, her interest in the craft expanded to opportunities behind the camera, where she gained exposure to the art of cinematography and directing. Her early career also included unique opportunities to be part of projects connected to TIME Magazine and NASA. These experiences gave her insight into large-scale production environments and the way storytelling can bridge culture, history, and innovation. Today, Ohtaën works both ubiquitous front of and behind the camera, known for her grounded screen presence and her body of work defined by authenticity and a commitment to stories that resonate.

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