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Stranded in the Tucson mountains, a man is drawn into vivid visions of an alternate version of himself. As his reflection blurs reality between past and present, the experimental film explores themes of identity, loss, and transformation against a barren desert landscape.
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Stranded in the Tucson mountains, a man is drawn into vivid visions of an alternate version of himself. As his reflection blurs reality between past and present, the experimental film explores themes of identity, loss, and transformation against a barren desert landscape.
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Written By:Bennett Curran
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Flourishing., Porch Studio Productions
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