Paloma Schneideman

Over one transformative summer in rural New Zealand in 2006, 14-year-old Sid discovers desire, identity, and the internet as she imitates the people she longs to be loved by.

After the end-of-year ball, several teens set out to shake off the dust of high school with quiet kick-ons in a palatial house outside Wellington. The vibes shift with the arrival of Yannick, a drop-out who’s determined to amp up the party, whose blustering insistence on more, more, more threatens to spill over into blind rage.

As a middle aged married couple shop for a new bed they begin to realise their bed might not be the only thing they’ve out grown.

An experimental dance film that charts the cyclical metamorphosis of a creature born from fluid, flowers, and flesh. As the creature learns its body through silk-like movement—crawling, writhing, seducing, and shedding, it becomes more self-aware, and undergoes a series of physical and psychological transformations: discovering its sexuality, wrestling with voyeurism, and gorging itself to grow a new exoskeleton made entirely of hair.