Twin Snakes

A playful, disorienting puzzle that loops through time and tone, rewarding close attention with surreal satire and lo-fi strangeness.

Directed by

Lev Kalman, Whitney Horn

Overview

Like two snakes chasing each other’s tails, time wriggles forward and backwards in Lev Kalman and Whitney Horn’s surrealist satire. In 2001, a pair of young investigators wander a mansion that is haunted by both its eastern relics and their western collector. Meanwhile, in the present day, they are watched by The Therapists, two Lululemon-clad researchers following metaphysical wellness rituals. A mysterious lo-fi kaleidoscope, with cameos by Condoleezza Rice, Shah Jahan, and Brendan Fraser.

How it feels

Absurd, satirical, eerie and whimsical. Measured and demanding.

About

Identity, memory, obsession, power

Content

Mild sexual content and language. No violence or gore.

Note

Written by AI, so it can be wrong. Full breakdown

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