Contributors
Annabelle Henderson ( Production design, costuming & Make-up), Roy Jeevadaran (1st AD), Nikhil Anjelo (1st AC), Alyhurt Smith-Foley (2nd AC), Molly Sizer (Poster Design), Caleb Bolton (Location Sound), Jacob Saunders (Lead Actor), Ash Jarris (Lead Actor), Jarvis Burke (Extra), Claire Burke (Extra), Jeremy Robertshaw (Extra)
Submission Date
18-8-2025
Resource Type
Moving Image (e.g. animations, movies, television programs)
File Format
H.264 .MP4
Format Note
N/A
Version
N/A
Abstract
I'm So Sorry, is a surrealist poetic tragedy presented as a short film with minimal dialogue. The film contains strong themes relating to isolation, trauma and healing through the scope of a masculine childhood experience. Viewers are guided to emotionally and psychologically engage with the main characters in order to complete narrative context and better access personal traumas which may then provide cathartic release.
The film follows the younger and older version of a self, inhabiting the same space but never to meet. The elders failure to be present with his younger self over time, eroding his self worth and ultimately leading him to a place of eternal solitude.
Note
Surrealist, Poetic, Tragedy, Drama, Short Film, Hanging Rock, Woodend.
Audience
Parental Guidance (PG) - mild impact language/themes
Language
English
Recommended Citation
Muir, H., Stewart, L., Bannister, L., & Siu, N. (2025). I'm So Sorry [Bachelor's Major Project, SAE University College]. Creo.