Zeddy Chevron

A patient who has undergone multiple surgeries tells the story of her life as a medicalized body. The doctors keep reconstructing her over and over, but she must be grateful every time she is torn apart.

Surgery isn't a miracle-- it's torture. Do we dare to stare back at the horror of the medical gaze? Or do we keep blaming the disabled body as the classic freak? The violence is deep, yet the record is so easy to hide. The patient must be eternally grateful to be torn apart with such expertise.

The corrupted found footage of an unfinished documentary interview with an attempted-anonymous rape victim.