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Florence Likes To Die
It’s a sleepover like any other when Florence asks her best friend, Ruby, to perform a eulogy in her honour. What starts off as harmless play-pretend soon morphs into a realisation of Florence’s twisted fetishisation of death. Throughout staged memorials, grieving speeches, and crime scene replications, Ruby’s suppressed desires for Florence begin to crystallise as Florence continues to fall deeper and deeper into her manic obsession.
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It’s a sleepover like any other when Florence asks her best friend, Ruby, to perform a eulogy in her honour. What starts off as harmless play-pretend soon morphs into a realisation of Florence’s twisted fetishisation of death. Throughout staged memorials, grieving speeches, and crime scene replications, Ruby’s suppressed desires for Florence begin to crystallise as Florence continues to fall deeper and deeper into her manic obsession.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Yassin Häussler
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Studio:Motion Dames Productions
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