Francis Ner Marañon

Two girls are competing against each other online for a coveted college scholarship. Will the odds be in their favor?

Among petals and tree trunks, a young woman’s curiosity blossoms, only to find herself searching for something deeper than touch.

Drawing from the distorted style of deep fried memes, this experimental short explores the parallel between the crackling decay of a frying fish left unattended and a healthcare system crippled by neglect and corruption that abandons the sick to their suffering.

Two girls are competing against each other online for a coveted college scholarship. Will the odds be in their favor?

Two girls are competing against each other online for a coveted college scholarship. Will the odds be in their favor?

Two girls are competing against each other online for a coveted college scholarship. Will the odds be in their favor?

Among petals and tree trunks, a young woman’s curiosity blossoms, only to find herself searching for something deeper than touch.

Among petals and tree trunks, a young woman’s curiosity blossoms, only to find herself searching for something deeper than touch.

Among petals and tree trunks, a young woman’s curiosity blossoms, only to find herself searching for something deeper than touch.

Drawing from the distorted style of deep fried memes, this experimental short explores the parallel between the crackling decay of a frying fish left unattended and a healthcare system crippled by neglect and corruption that abandons the sick to their suffering.

Drawing from the distorted style of deep fried memes, this experimental short explores the parallel between the crackling decay of a frying fish left unattended and a healthcare system crippled by neglect and corruption that abandons the sick to their suffering.

Drawing from the distorted style of deep fried memes, this experimental short explores the parallel between the crackling decay of a frying fish left unattended and a healthcare system crippled by neglect and corruption that abandons the sick to their suffering.