re:attachment

re:attachment is my last major short film, released back in 2022. Dealing with themes of childhood trauma, dissociation, anxiety, infatuation, violence, and sexual abuse my goal with this film was to bring people a step closer into understanding higher dimensions of reality in ourselves and understanding the true horrors that trauma inflicts upon its victims… and the process that takes place inside ourselves in the aftermath as a result.

Manic Man and Dona Nobis Pacem serve as proof of concepts for an expanded version of this story that has more time to develop and dissect its heavy themes.

Trauma. Dissociation. Integration.

re:attachment is available to watch now.
What ultimately began as an honest look into my own anxiety and trying to form it into a paranoid thriller, turned to a route much more inward; diving into the nature of why young men develop so much anxiety and dissociation.


The stems of trauma and how to integrate back into a more regulated and connected life.

 

official trailer

Below is the official trailer for the short, which released wide on YouTube and Vimeo September 16, 2022

 
 

re:attachment premiered at film festivals across the United States throughout 2021 and 2022, winning Best College Film at the Poppy Jasper International Film Festival.

The short released on September 16, 2022 on my YouTube and Vimeo channels (linked at the top right of the page)

More information about the film is viewable on its IMDb page: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13103154/

Discover it on Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/film/re-attachment/

A full-length feature film is currently in development.

Trauma. Dissociation. Integration.
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