Now in production and expected to release this December, Something I Forgot follows Malcolm Hunt, a man rebuilding his life in Los Angeles after losing his father. Through a series of voicemails left on his late father's phone, Malcolm shares victories, fears, and unanswered questions, finding comfort in the memories and wisdom left behind. The film is a moving reflection on grief, love, and the conversations that continue long after loss.

:ON GRIEF begins its festival journey with selections at IBF Studios and the Emerging Lens Film Fest. This intimate film about loss and healing is already resonating with audiences across regions, opening doors for deeper conversations around grief, mental health, and the power of honest storytelling.

In the micro-short film :On Grief, a woman’s quiet moment with a trash bin becomes a poignant reflection on loss, memory, and resilience. Through evocative narration and subtle imagery, the film explores how grief distorts time, fills silence with echoes, and transforms absence into enduring connection. It’s a tender meditation on how love lingers—and how healing begins in the smallest gestures.