Fine, I’ll Do It Myself
Synopsis
A group of independent filmmakers attempt to create feature-length films under extreme limitations. With little money, limited time, and no safety net, each filmmaker is forced to confront the realities of their own process; balancing ambition, doubt, and the constant pressure to keep moving forward. As production unfolds, the film captures the unpredictable nature of creation, revealing how ideas evolve, collapse, and rebuild on the path to completion.
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