FLASH

The documentary follows a reflective journey on a train, where the filmmaker contemplates personal and collective memories. It raises questions about the nature of memory and how it shapes human experience. By capturing these reflections through both camera and sound, the film seeks to uncover the layers of inherited memories that exist within individuals.

At just 25 minutes in runtime, FLASH offers a concise yet thought-provoking exploration of memory. The film's documentary style allows for an intimate connection with the audience, encouraging viewers to consider their own memories and shared experiences in life. This makes it a unique piece for collectors interested in thematic explorations of human experience and memory.