The Last Swimming Reunion Before Life Happens (2024)
In 2010, a group of high-school classmates reunite for a swimming trip, not knowing it’s the last one they’ll ever be fully together. A meditation on death and all things dying. A short film commissioned for the US video release of Cleaners.
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In 2010, a group of high-school classmates reunite for a swimming trip, not knowing it’s the last one they’ll ever be fully together. A meditation on death and all things dying. A short film commissioned for the US video release of Cleaners.
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Written By:Glenn Barit
In Theaters:2/27/2024
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Kani Releasing, Dambuhala Productions
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