Languages are carried beyond words, in a glance, a game, or a ritual. Through a disintegrating tongue and a capella songs, we think about the nature of communicating and try to narrate ourselves back to life. Cinema becomes a space to understand survival, selfhood, and alterity. Here, storytelling is an act of relation, and an image speaks the patient language of care.

In this docu-fiction short, a group of community theater actors create a casino through a sense-memory workshop and explore the workshop’s effect on their own histories, imaginations, and performances.

CASINO!

In Stanislaw Lem's book of the same title, a paper-destroying blight obliterated much of Earth's written history—except for what's in the book. In this film, we look at a similar but unmarked future, perhaps one less distant than Lem's 3140s. Amid the rubble of an uncertain setting, the narrated soundtrack reads from the last surviving parts of some bound pages, perhaps a reporter's notebook, a dream diary, or a book manuscript.

Memoirs Found in a Bathtub

A family invents a series of rituals to describe the trouble they're in: first a burial, then an alien invasion. A cappella songs composed for the film act as a twisted guide, describing different ways the world has already ended.

Katelin Describes a Crisis

Five sisters and two cousins pass summer days filled with reverie, adventure, and mischief.

Contacto y probando

A broken camera captures my grandmother. Time causes disintegration, wherein different variations and versions of selves emerge. She forgets her native tongue and languages once spoken, mirroring the transformation of living languages (no subtitles).

Language Decay

A love story between mother and son through time, autism, and the screen.

Looking at You Looking at Me

Languages are carried beyond words, in a glance, a game, or a ritual. Through a disintegrating tongue and a capella songs, we think about the nature of communicating and try to narrate ourselves back to life. Cinema becomes a space to understand survival, selfhood, and alterity. Here, storytelling is an act of relation, and an image speaks the patient language of care.

Your Tongue In My Cheek - Q&A

Your Tongue In My Cheek

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