Acting
“W.T.F. – Wait, That’s Fair?” provides a dystopian example of inappropriate conduct and poor institutional response in a diner as a parallel to how sexual abuse survivors commonly experience the systems of justice. The video compels the audience to encounter the realities of societal response and justice-seeking from the survivor’s perspective. A darkly satirical analogy that flips a diner scene on its head to reveal the absurdity—and cruelty—of how survivors are often treated in the real world.
Martha finds her imagination running away with scenarios as she gathers the courage to write down her feelings for her best friend.
In a barn that smells like horse shit, pre-pubescent armpits, and an inflated sense of freedom, six thirteen-year-olds strike up an ongoing, high-stakes game of Truth or Dare.
