Billy

In "Billy," the narrative unfolds around a film enthusiast who records his life continuously. During a film shoot, he forms a connection with director Lawrence Côté-Collins, but their relationship takes a dark turn when he commits an assault.

Years later, Billy finds himself incarcerated for the deaths of two individuals and receives a diagnosis of schizophrenia. This documentary utilizes his personal archives as a crucial resource, providing insights into his mental illness. The film offers a formal deconstruction of the complexities of schizophrenia, presented through a candid lens that reflects Billy's reality.