Three minutes. One mother. Grief that bites back.
Nancy is a young mother, coming to terms with a recent family tragedy. In the midst of her grief, she experiences a supernatural event with devastating consequences.
Acting
Emma Hewitt's silent unraveling in under 180 seconds.
Direction
Raynor's ruthless compression of horror beats.
Director
James Raynor
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The 3-minute runtime isn't a constraint—it's the point. Grief doesn't respect narrative arcs; it arrives, destroys, and lingers without closure.
Director James Raynor made this as a proof-of-concept that micro-horror can carry feature-film emotional weight. Festival programmers reportedly requested breath mints after screenings.
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