Jaylan Gulbahce

After a young cheerleader, Niamh, works her back from an injury, she finds out she has been replaced by her team.

Samuel Emerson and Jada Mudita are two strangers who unexpectedly find themselves drawn to one another after connecting through text messages. What begins as a casual conversation quickly develops into a playful and flirtatious exchange, with both of them becoming increasingly curious about the person on the other side of the screen. Through late-night conversations, teasing messages, and moments of unexpected honesty, a connection begins to form. For Samuel and Jada, communicating through a phone feels easy. Behind a screen, they can choose their words, hide their insecurities, and present the versions of themselves they want the other person to see. But when the two finally decide to meet in person, the confidence and chemistry they felt through their messages doesn't translate as naturally as they expected.

"I Miss Her" is a dystopian drama short film that explains the story of a young toxic couple (James and Lily) and their experiences in this broken relationship. At first glance, they are perceived as an average couple but as the story continues, you find it is not as normal as you think. Will they overcome this obstacle of broken love or will insecurities, jealousy and wraith get the better of them? "I Miss Her," tells a dark story and a message that if you don't listen and trust one another, it can lead to a path of no return.