The Beaver Trilogy is a collection of short films that explore the life and culture of a small town in Utah. The films include parodies, impersonations, and musical performances, all centered around the town of Beaver. The trilogy follows the lives of various characters, including a mortuary cosmetician, a celebrity impersonator, and a twenty-something cameraman. Through humor and satire, the films delve into the themes of identity, fame, and the power of art.

The Beaver Kid 2 features Sean Penn as "Groovin' Larry" Huff in a dramatic interpretation of the original documentary. It incorporated some scenes from the original documentary. The Beaver Kid 2 was shot on a budget of $100.

The Orkly Kid is a heartwarming comedy about a celebrity impersonator living in Beaver, Utah in the year 1985. Inspired by a true story, it follows the journey of a drag queen who finds his voice and brings joy to his community through his talent and love for 8-track music.

A chance meeting in a parking lot in 1979 between filmmaker Trent Harris and a young man from Beaver, Utah inspired the creation of an underground film that is now known as Beaver Trilogy. But the film itself is only part of the story.

The Beaver Kid is a documentary short film from 1979 that follows the story of a young boy who has an unusual obsession with beavers. Through interviews and footage, the film explores his fascination and its impact on his life.