At night
I can hear you in the other room
in the voice of who I could have been.
Your muffled grunts,
her stifled breath,
You lay in bed,
Your lights left off.
If I look
your faded hair
And angled back,
The sheets still folded,
The night stand and wallet.
I’ll watch you go
When a breeze comes in,
Or a car goes by,
And your shadow calls outside.
I lost you when I close my eyes
And I left that self behind.
So why can’t I say goodbye yet?
Two parents insert themselves into their son's diary and assume several roles until the diary realizes their presence. As the passages fall apart and the son violently tries to get rid of his parents, a film crew appears-framing specifics-searching for concrete answers to an echoing repression. There is Wind That Blows explores the relationship between, closeted repression, film making, narrative representation, family history and agency. The screening is April 29th at 6:00PM: save the date!
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