Love Vehicle: A film by Kelee Williamson-Hall

In the confines of a car, a passionate romance unravels as two queer women must confront their insecurities and the stark reality that love alone can't mend their fractured bond.

A note from the Director

Love Vehicle is about letting go of something you love, not because you want to but because it is “probably” what’s best for everyone involved. It is about the pain and relief that comes with finally being honest about that.

With this film I want and almost need to say, to myself and others, that not every relationship works out and that’s okay. That just because things had to end, doesn’t mean the love or the great remembrance of it is erased. In fact, in spite of it, it can sometimes be felt even stronger and life will still go on. It is but a fraction of the experience of life.

I want Love Vehicle to mean hope, I want it to mean clarity. I want it to mean love and loss. The grieving of a person who is still alive in a world that’s just not yours anymore. I want it to mean courage, self honor, confidence and fear as one whole grasp.

Meet the Team

Kelee Williamson-Hall (she/her), also known as Xcelsiour, is a 22 year old independent filmmaker and photographer hailing from East New York in Brooklyn, New York. Through her passion for images, moving or still, she aims to depict the rawness of the world we live with utter honesty while simultaneously highlighting the beauty that lurks within it all.

Seven F. B Duncombe is a Black non-binary experimental filmmaker with a calling for writing and directing. Through surrealist sentiments, 7 aims to accentuate the spiritual process of transitioning. You can find 7, at any giving moment, pondering about life and finding means to express the testament of living. With this in mind Seven began to produce their own work and trained themselves as a Director of Photography through various projects. You can see their work in Glorious Light and Hopefulness In Black Queer Relationships.

L'Jai Brown is a photographer & filmmaker from South Florida. As a first generation American, L'Jai's work represents a commitment to telling stories about underrepresented groups that communicate a sense of belonging. Her photography spans across brands like Converse, Out Magazine, and has been exhibited in various galleries. She most recently studied Cinema & Television Directing at Columbia College Chicago. Currently, L'Jai works as an Associate Producer in the advertising industry, and continues to work on independent films and commercial projects in her free time.

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