Craig Schlattman

Tom and Aysha are at the economic bottom of the LA scene; no money, on drugs, and selling themselves to exist.

An unnamed man (director Craig Schlattman) gets slapped for the duration of the film.

Two non-sync cameras running with a wild sound track. No editing or post production "tricks", all imagery including lab tags, notes and all sound have been included. Has something to do with risk, sacrifice, tools and performance.

A narrative, experimental documentary about the personal politics of submission put under a very bright light.

A diminutive brat befriends the man who has just killed her parents, then promises to deliver her to her sole surviving family in a tale of the most extreme of extended families.

Tom and Aysha are at the economic bottom of the LA scene; no money, on drugs, and selling themselves to exist.

Tom and Aysha are at the economic bottom of the LA scene; no money, on drugs, and selling themselves to exist.

Tom and Aysha are at the economic bottom of the LA scene; no money, on drugs, and selling themselves to exist.

An unnamed man (director Craig Schlattman) gets slapped for the duration of the film.

Two non-sync cameras running with a wild sound track. No editing or post production "tricks", all imagery including lab tags, notes and all sound have been included. Has something to do with risk, sacrifice, tools and performance.

A narrative, experimental documentary about the personal politics of submission put under a very bright light.

A diminutive brat befriends the man who has just killed her parents, then promises to deliver her to her sole surviving family in a tale of the most extreme of extended families.