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 Alone in a quiet house, a middle-aged man wrestles with the darkest corners of his mind as he prepares to end his life. Told through a haunting voiceover that captures his inner monologue, Where the Light Didn’t Reach explores the silent weight of depression, the fragile boundary between despair and decision, and the power of one moment to tip the scale. Raw, intimate, and unflinching, this short film offers a deeply personal window into a hidden crisis far too many silently endure. 

Coming September 2025

   Tom, a retired postal worker in his early 70s, sits at Bench 42—the spot where he and his late wife, Elaine, used to spend afternoons together. Since her passing, Tom has returned to the bench daily, reading letters he’s written to her out loud. Some are light and humorous. Others reveal regrets, moments of pain, or things he never had the courage to say.

Coming December 2025

 Alone in his quiet living room, a man revisits the echoes of his past through a series of saved voicemail messages. Each voice—from his child, a former lover, and a long-estranged friend—brings with it memories, regrets, and the ache of unfinished conversations. Told entirely through voicemail audio and silent performance, Voice Messages is a deeply intimate portrait of loneliness, memory, and the fragile threads that tether us to the people we’ve loved—and lost. 

Coming March 2026

 What Remains of Me Without Her is a poignant one-man short film written and directed by Brett C. Persson. After the sudden loss of his wife, a man with 20 years of sobriety finds himself alone, grieving, and staring down the glass he swore he'd never touch again. In the quiet of one long night, he wrestles with heartbreak, memory, and the fragile thread of hope that still holds him back from the edge. 

Coming 2026