I've Seen All I Need to See (TBC)
An actor searches for answers after her sister’s violent death. Part non-linear ghost story, part Lynchian noir.
Two sisters are separated by the expanse of death. Parker, an actor in Los Angeles, returns to her hometown in search of answers after the sudden and violent loss of her estranged sister, Indiana. As Parker revisits familiar yet forgotten ground, she must escape the immense gravity of Indiana’s passing without surrendering to its encroaching darkness.
Told through a non-linear and haunting lens, I’ve Seen All I Need to See is equal parts ghost story and noir with strong shades of the later work of Terrence Malick, or the films of David Lynch. It looks at the gaps in space, time, and judgment that are created when attempting to move on from personal tragedy.
Writer and director, Zeshaan Younus crafts this moody exploration of identity and mortality with the rising talents of Renee Gagner (Gazer), Rosie McDonald (Happy Gilmore 2), and John R. Smith Jnr (Eephus).
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