Nest of Tens

This 27-minute film presents a collection of stories that delve into the mundane yet complex aspects of control in daily life. The narrative features children and a developmentally disabled adult using innovative control panels made from paper, lists, and their own bodies. Miranda July and Lindsay Beamish lead the cast, bringing to life these intimate tales.

Nest of Tens stands out for its exploration of personal narratives and creativity in storytelling. As a work by a woman director, it contributes to the evolving landscape of independent cinema in the early 2000s. This film may appeal to collectors interested in unique, thought-provoking content that challenges conventional storytelling methods.