Abigail Laurente

A struggling actor's trauma is weaponized by a manipulative director and his crew.

Disinterested by their video lectures, a college student entertains themself through doodles and illustrations — only to find themself suddenly transported to a mythical forest where they meet another version of themself.

While cooking Dinuguan (a Filipino dish), a memory flashes for a young woman of when she was being taught how to cook it, none other than her mother who had a thirst for blood.

A struggling actor's trauma is weaponized by a manipulative director and his crew.

A struggling actor's trauma is weaponized by a manipulative director and his crew.

Disinterested by their video lectures, a college student entertains themself through doodles and illustrations — only to find themself suddenly transported to a mythical forest where they meet another version of themself.

While cooking Dinuguan (a Filipino dish), a memory flashes for a young woman of when she was being taught how to cook it, none other than her mother who had a thirst for blood.