For those feeling increasingly disconnected, invisible, and searching for meaning in a darkening world—we made a short film for you.
REFLECTION OF A DEADMAN is now a Daily Pick on @FilmShortage
Shot in the streets and catacombs of Paris.
Link to film in comments.
"G-d exists in a superposition of existence and non-existence.” Human history would suggest this is self-evident. Whichever you choose to believe, you will find evidence. https://t.co/xGGU6hsZmt
In the last few years people started saying "so and so is now 'a thing'" As if to say a new quantum of experience, has now popped into existence, collective consciousness, or both.
In Kabbalah, the two pillars of the Tree of Life are Judgement ("Gevurah") and Mercy ("Chesed") which meet at Yesod: the place of relationship, union. No one likes being judged, but to enter into relationship means, perforce, to subject oneself to judgement by the other.
Resurrecting this account. Going forward, this will be a sketchbook for ideas and connections I am playing with. And (hoo boy hope I don't regret this...), I'm inviting thoughtful and courteous peer review.
Excited to share that REFLECTION OF A DEADMAN will have its UK Premiere at the Nightpiece Film Festival (@nightpiece) at the Edinburgh Fringe (@edfringe) on Thursday August 22! (Details in comments below.)
Excited to share that my short film REFLECTION OF A DEADMAN will Premiere at the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival at NecronomiCon Providence on August 16th! (Screening details in comments)
For Halloween, I up and wrote an article about #clowns...
Thank you to @shotscreative for going down this very deep and weird rabbit hole with me.
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I am thrilled to share that In a Foreign Town has been profiled in @FANGORIA. Thank you to @anandypaul for your thoughtful piece on #ThomasLigotti and the relevance of his writing in today's harrowing, upside-down world.