I Think You're Hurting Them (2026)

Samantha, a woman adrift in grief, navigates a shifting landscape of real and imagined memories. As she confronts the stranger in her own reflection, fragments of her past — relationships, regrets, moments of connection — surface and dissolve, blurring the line between what happened and what she wishes had happened.

Through a series of vignettes that move fluidly across time, the film explores how loss can fracture identity, leaving the mourner unrecognizable even to herself.