Hollywood: 1947

Hollywood 1947 is a social deduction game that casts players as movie studio members secretly competing to shape films toward their hidden agendas.

Each player secretly takes the role of a Patriot, Communist, or Rising Star while working together to produce movies. Every round assigns unique film-industry jobs such as Director, Actor, Editor, and Screenwriter, each influencing production or revealing information. Players contribute cards to movies, discuss what may have been added, and use deduction, deception, and special abilities to advance their side. The Patriots and Communists race to win four films, while the Rising Star pursues a separate objective. Available now at Boarding School Games—shape the silver screen.

Key features

* Standalone social deduction game
* Supports 1–9 players
* Approximately 30 minutes of play
* Ages 14 and up
* Features hidden loyalties, unique jobs, bluffing, and deduction