Cat on my Mind

The film revolves around 36 rolls of photographic negatives discovered next to a dumpster. These negatives, exposed by an unidentified photographer, were found in a bag and feature images that range from blurred edges to random elements in the frame. The filmmakers named the photographer Anton, Aunt Emma's son.

As they sift through the contact sheets, the creators reflect on the inaccuracies present in the images, such as haze, accidents, and double exposures. This examination leads to a deeper contemplation on identity and memory, prompting viewers to consider what their own lives might look like if these photos were part of their history.