Help us bring our psychological romance short film to life!

What if the person you love the most is also the one stealing from you?

Our short film follows Celine, a bright and pure-hearted photographer with a memory condition, and Craig, a struggling artist who secretly steals her work to save his failing career. As Craig manipulates her reality, Celine unknowingly becomes trapped in his deception—losing not just her memories, but also her art and identity. This 12-minute psychological romance film explores themes of love, betrayal, and control, leaving audiences with an unforgettable emotional impact.

We are a team of six passionate and talented university filmmakers, bringing together skills from experimental and documentary filmmaking to craft this visually and emotionally gripping story. Some of us have already gained recognition in the industry, including awards from the SDG Film Festival (Film Craft Award, runner-up for Storytelling Award) and selections in local festivals like Younique Film Festival and MISE Festival. While we have experience in filmmaking, this is our first time working on a project of this scale, and we are determined to make it our most ambitious and cinematic work yet.

Why We Need Your Support

To bring this film to life, we need funding for essential production aspects, including:

Hiring actors to bring authenticity and depth to our characters.

Providing food and transportation for our hardworking cast and crew.

Securing filming locations to create the right atmosphere for this haunting story.

Purchasing film paper, props, and set design materials to craft a visually stunning film.

How You Can Help

Your support—big or small—will help us create a compelling, high-quality short film that we can submit to film festivals and share with audiences worldwide. Every donation goes directly into making this project a reality, and we are beyond grateful for your generosity.

Join us in making this film happen! Donate today and be a part of our journey, your name will be in the credit scene, and you are welcome to be extras in the gallery scenes to be featured in the film!

Thank you for believing in young filmmakers and independent storytelling.