Myself Two Seconds to Cry

In an era where our lives are increasingly digital, the sudden loss of those we know can leave behind a void in the form of vanished online profiles. Gone are the songs they've uploaded, photo albums, and public diary entries that once painted a vivid picture of their lives. In this poignant exploration, the filmmaker seeks to capture not only the present but also the echoes of memories shared with those who have died young. Employing two cameras, they document an enigmatic location connected to these individuals, working to create a tangible representation of the intangible – the lingering essence of their presence in that place. As the film weaves together past and present, it offers a unique meditation on grief, memory, and the digital traces we leave behind.