Assembled from videotapes shot in 1993, Aaron Zeghers and Lewis Bennett’s found-footage diary film follows a man named Danny, diagnosed with leukemia, as he engages in a series of confessional monologues. Candid, tender, and intimate, they show him bravely facing his own mortality while reflecting on his life choices. This moving existential inquisition, set against the ghostly lo-fi backdrop of early 90s Vancouver, is an invitation to contemplate our fears, anxieties, and the ravages of time.

Assembled from videotapes shot in 1993, Aaron Zeghers and Lewis Bennett’s found-footage diary film follows a man named Danny, diagnosed with leukemia, as he engages in a series of confessional monologues. Candid, tender, and intimate, they show him bravely facing his own mortality while reflecting on his life choices. This moving existential inquisition, set against the ghostly lo-fi backdrop of early 90s Vancouver, is an invitation to contemplate our fears, anxieties, and the ravages of time.

Director: Aaron Zeghers, Lewis Bennett

Runtime: 50 mins