That's How Broken Flesh Was Made

A quiet, intimate look at creative collaboration, watching two people negotiate trust and vision while a small film takes shape.

A wry, self-aware documentary-comedy that meanders through its own making, asking you to puzzle over what is real and what is staged.

A patient, self-reflexive look behind the camera, drifting between performance and provocation with little urgency.

A fly-on-the-wall look at a difficult creative process, watching a director push his cast and himself.

A playful, essayistic documentary that blurs fact and fantasy while musing on obsession and artistic longing.

A thoughtful, essayistic video stroll through one filmmaker's strange imagination, rewarding close attention more than passive viewing.

A quiet, abstract documentary experiment that drifts rather than narrates, asking patience and rewarding it with a hypnotic, contemplative mood.

A quiet, cerebral essay that blurs the line between observation and staging, asking you to watch the filmmaker watch.

A calm, thoughtful conversation about craft, where watching clips becomes a slow, intimate lesson in how films are made.

A brief, pensive experimental documentary that asks you to watch closely and listen with your eyes.

A long, varied sit through an eclectic reel of short works, rewarding curiosity more than momentum.

A hushed, abstract gaze at a place, more poem than report, asking you to drift with its rhythms.