Felix Dembinski

Humans cannot see them anymore. They control the world and everything that happens in it. Humans live in a comfortable dream that repeats itself. They control the dream. They were humans once too. Now they are something else.

A young inexperienced postman receives letters from a mysterious woman.

A grieving woman mourns for her father as she plays his songs on the record player. She notices the last song is named after her but nothing is heard, only silence.

A man buys a devise enabling him to see past memories. It soon becomes an addiction jeopardising his life.

Clapperboard claps, from rushes from a film I worked on as an editor, synced with gunfire.

After the suicide of her mother, Katie has had to relocate her family, returning to the unhappy home of her childhood. Caring for her emotionally withdrawn father is taking its toll and Katie can feel her relationships, with caring husband George and misanthropic daughter Lily, falling apart as a result. Before her life can move forward, she must first come to terms with the death of her troubled, abusive mother.

A woman has something important to announce to her boyfriend and reminisces about the ups and downs of their relationship.