Possibly in Michigan

The film features two young women pursued by a cannibal through a shopping mall, adding a chilling layer to their friendship. As the narrative unfolds, the dynamic shifts, transforming the victims into aggressors, which adds an intriguing twist to the storyline.

With a runtime of just 12 minutes, 'Possibly in Michigan' is part of the Jill Sands Trilogy. It touches on themes of feminism and the complexities of relationships amidst horror elements, such as stalking and murder. The film's surrealism combines with its musical aspects to present a unique take on the horror genre. The usage of a masked man and the setting of a mall further enhance the film's tension and atmosphere.

Collectors interested in unique horror films or short musical narratives will find this title to be a fascinating addition to their collection. The film's exploration of dark themes through a musical lens offers a distinct experience not often found in mainstream cinema.