Broken Palms Apartments Joins The Migos for a Double Premiere in Oakland
PepFilmStudios is proud to announce an exciting milestone for Bay Area independent film. On October 25, 2025, the community will gather at the New Parkway Theater in Oakland for a special double premiere event: the feature film The Migos alongside the pilot episode of the mockumentary sitcom Broken Palms Apartments.
About Broken Palms Apartments
Exterior Photo Of Broken Palms Apartment (2025)
Created by filmmaker Derrick Peprah, Broken Palms Apartments is a comedy series set in a chaotic Bay Area apartment community. Inspired by the style of mockumentaries like The Office and Abbott Elementary, the sitcom blends fast-paced humor, character confessionals, and everyday madness inside a 150-unit apartment building. From unpredictable tenants to overworked leasing staff, the show highlights the hilarity and drama of apartment life with an Oakland twist.
Episode One introduces fans to the wild cast of characters:
Raw Footage Of Broken Palms Apartments (2025)
Ms. Denise, the tough property manager
CeCe, Jenny, and Tasha, the bold and chaotic leasing team
RayRay and Cruz, the reluctant maintenance crew
Tenants like Jovi, Simone, Brisco, Stephanie, Precious, and Christine who bring the laughs and drama
A Double Premiere to Remember
Photo Of A Red Carpet Premiere (2025)
The Broken Palms Apartments premiere will share the screen with The Migos, PepFilmStudios’ first independent feature film. This back-to-back screening represents a major step forward for Derrick Peprah and the entire PepFilmStudios family, showing the versatility of their storytelling from gritty thrillers to community-centered comedy.
Tickets for the October 25 premiere at the New Parkway Theater in Oakland will be on sale soon. Guests will enjoy not just the screenings, but also a chance to connect with the local cast, crew, and creative community.
Building a Movement with PepFilmStudios
A Photo Of A Movie Projector (2025)
For Derrick Peprah, this double premiere is more than a film release it’s a moment of celebration for Oakland’s independent film scene. “We’ve been building PepFilmStudios brick by brick,” he says. “Our cast went above and beyond to bring Broken Palms to life, and I couldn’t be prouder of how far we’ve come. This is only the beginning.”
With The Migos and Broken Palms Apartments, PepFilmStudios continues its mission to bring authentic, community-rooted stories to the big screen, while highlighting the creativity and resilience of independent filmmakers in the Bay Area.
