Dust on Paper
Dir. Emilie Flower
Dust on Paper is a film based on the verbatim poem of a female LGBT human rights defender from Columbia. The film is a magi-real expression of the experience of surviving oppression.
Referencing cinematic moments where a woman’s mobility is compromised and whether to create suspense or to silence her.
A group of teens gathers to make a film. When the group decides to mess up the film they’re in, a feud starts between For Real Tho and its characters.
Fragments explores the act of observation through piecemeal narratives in a 1940s crime scene diorama.
