Elisha Mlotek

After an ice cream outburst gets her arrested, an entitled woman grapples with the wreckage of her own behavior.

Set in the year 2000, a single mother and her teenage daughter struggle to make friends and find belonging at a Filipino Christmas party in suburban Wisconsin. The film explores otherness, identity, and assimilation from the contrasting perspectives of childhood and adulthood.

An HR specialist enters a fugue state when he realizes his so-called friend isn't giving him a ride to a wedding.

Objects in mirror are closer than they appear. Apathetic and numb to the joys of life, Tom realizes he is fully gone. A blend of serenity and chaos, Gone represents the existential crisis experienced when a person disconnects from reality. The surreal and mysterious fantasies are inspired by a true story of isolation.

After an ice cream outburst gets her arrested, an entitled woman grapples with the wreckage of her own behavior.

After an ice cream outburst gets her arrested, an entitled woman grapples with the wreckage of her own behavior.

Set in the year 2000, a single mother and her teenage daughter struggle to make friends and find belonging at a Filipino Christmas party in suburban Wisconsin. The film explores otherness, identity, and assimilation from the contrasting perspectives of childhood and adulthood.

An HR specialist enters a fugue state when he realizes his so-called friend isn't giving him a ride to a wedding.

An HR specialist enters a fugue state when he realizes his so-called friend isn't giving him a ride to a wedding.

An HR specialist enters a fugue state when he realizes his so-called friend isn't giving him a ride to a wedding.