Maya Rosenthal

A middle-aged woman (Robin), after the presumed death of her father, faces multiple versions of herself as memories of an unknown childhood reveal themselves. Trapped in her father’s house, a slow uncovering of events lost in her mind begin to spill out as we, the audience, lose track of what's real and what is not.

A couple is late for a funeral which sparks an argument. What ensues is a discussion of the morality of death and how we deal with loss.

Three figures of the past, present and statue find what legacy means to them within the art world.

The film follows the relationship between a theater employee, a projectionist and a Theater Owner as film projection is replaced by digital projection. It explores how film brings people together and projection of film as a lost art form.