'Grief isn't a singularity’. A young woman is tasked with making a daily video diary and finds herself confronted with her grief in her search for happiness and meaning.

Shot on iPhone 11. Eligible for the #FILMBREAKER Award for first-time filmmakers.

Director's Statement

When this script was given to me, I knew immediately that it was something special. A story that we can all place ourselves into in our own, personal way. I wanted to direct this film because I believe the message embedded throughout this story is one that perfectly lends itself to this medium. We told this story using the same equipment available to our protagonist so that her story could be received in the same manner in which she created it. Working with Stephanie on this project has been an absolute pleasure both on and off the screen. Having someone so passionate, talented and driven to bring this project to life has been a blessing.

Director's Bio

Kyle is a seasoned performer, having performed in Sydney, Wollongong and across Queensland. Since returning to Sydney, Kyle has kept busy, having had the opportunity to perform as Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar, Marius in Les Misérables, Emmett Forrest in Legally Blonde,Tobias in Sweeney Toddand most recently Bob Gaudio in Jersey Boys. Having a wealth of experience working behind the scenes on theatre productions during his days at university, Kyle is excited to make the transition to working behind the camera in Year of May.