If Walls Could Talk follows a house full of cousins playing hide-and-seek on the day of their grandmother's funeral, keeping the game quiet so they don't "wake" her, telling the story of a child's first encounter with mortality. Directed by Dasha Cowley, whose editorial debut Kinaesthesia screened at the BFI following two years of mentorship from director Dorothea Sing Zhang on TIFF and Locarno.
If Walls Could Talk follows a house full of cousins playing hide-and-seek on the day of their grandmother's funeral, keeping the game quiet so they don't "wake" her, telling the story of a child's first encounter with mortality. Directed by Dasha Cowley, whose editorial debut Kinaesthesia screened at the BFI following two years of mentorship from director Dorothea Sing Zhang on TIFF and Locarno.
If Walls Could Talk follows a house full of cousins playing hide-and-seek on the day of their grandmother's funeral, keeping the game quiet so they don't "wake" her, telling the story of a child's first encounter with mortality. Directed by Dasha Cowley, whose editorial debut Kinaesthesia screened at the BFI following two years of mentorship from director Dorothea Sing Zhang on TIFF and Locarno.