Film reviews, criticism, and conversations from Lighthouse Ladies, exploring independent cinema, emerging filmmakers, performances, storytelling, and the ideas that stay with us long after the credits roll.
Alone, Alone, Alone on a Wide, Wide Sea is a South Asian dystopian short film about two brothers given the power to erase painful memories. Through questions of grief, trauma, technology, isolation, and human connection, the film asks what we lose when we choose to forget. Read Ana Licollari’s review and explore a conversation with executive producer Sònia Victoria Werner about the film’s visual language, themes, and making.
