‘Objects’ follows three unique people who have held onto things which have gained incredible meaning for them over decades. These objects are not things they flaunt. They are things that touch them secretly…a fifty-year-old clump of grass, a sweater that once belonged to French actress, and a forty-year old sugar egg.

Sura lives alone in the fishing village, waiting for his father to return home. When one day he finds an inflatable sex doll, he finds a companion and a surrogate parent. But this companionship is threatened by Argo, who wants to take it away from Sura.

This short hybrid-documentary uses animation and reenactment footage to bring to life Gene Church’s original, never before heard audio from an interview where he recounts the harrowing physical torture and brainwashing that he endured at a secretive 4 day business seminar in California, 1970.

Through conversations with her elderly family members, the filmmaker unearths the spirit and traditions of her Italian family using archival footage spanning several generations. A love letter to the memories that connect us to our past.

Meg Case and Brad Porter’s work explores a personal cinema at the intersection of the collective unconscious, exploitative power structures, and the continual becoming of each person through the liberating medium of experimental filmmaking.