Francisco Borrajo

Beach is a summary of conversations in Super 8 and Super 35mm that narrates, in a experimental way, the 21 year relationship of a couple up to ther separation. A reflection on how we decide to build our own memories, the testimony of a generation that lives creating memories to share and that feels nostalgia for memories they adapt from other generations, even. This short film is imagined as a memory or a dream that anyone could incorporate into their own memory.

In the near future, in another reality, an abandoned building becomes the silent witness to the extinction of humanity. Through the memories engraved on its walls and echoes, it narrates the tragic story of how humanity succumbed to addiction to a drug that, by eliminating the feeling of loneliness, led to devastating isolation and, finally, to its disappearance. The story is narrated by an artificial intelligence voice to give it coldness and accompanied by a minimalist jazz soundtrack to bring warmth, recorded inside an empty church, resonating with the ghostly beauty of everything that was left behind.

Beach is a summary of conversations in Super 8 and Super 35mm that narrates, in a experimental way, the 21 year relationship of a couple up to ther separation. A reflection on how we decide to build our own memories, the testimony of a generation that lives creating memories to share and that feels nostalgia for memories they adapt from other generations, even. This short film is imagined as a memory or a dream that anyone could incorporate into their own memory.

Beach is a summary of conversations in Super 8 and Super 35mm that narrates, in a experimental way, the 21 year relationship of a couple up to ther separation. A reflection on how we decide to build our own memories, the testimony of a generation that lives creating memories to share and that feels nostalgia for memories they adapt from other generations, even. This short film is imagined as a memory or a dream that anyone could incorporate into their own memory.

In the near future, in another reality, an abandoned building becomes the silent witness to the extinction of humanity. Through the memories engraved on its walls and echoes, it narrates the tragic story of how humanity succumbed to addiction to a drug that, by eliminating the feeling of loneliness, led to devastating isolation and, finally, to its disappearance. The story is narrated by an artificial intelligence voice to give it coldness and accompanied by a minimalist jazz soundtrack to bring warmth, recorded inside an empty church, resonating with the ghostly beauty of everything that was left behind.