And Then She Was Gone

“And Then She Was Gone” is a narrative short filmed in Savannah, GA.

When one sets out to make a film, perhaps the first thing that comes to mind is why? Why make the film in the first place? We don’t think it’s an easy question to answer, and we pondered it for some time. Obviously, if you don’t have much to say, why would you make the film. I guess we found we had much to say, but in the end we discovered our purpose of making this film was to challenge our audiences to think and feel. It might sound like a simple answer, but it’s not. Why? Again, there’s the word. Well, because you have to pay attention when you watch it. There’s much symbolism and much subtext here.

Don’t pay attention and you might miss it, or perhaps you might want to watch it again because you were intrigued, and had questions…of course we’d love that, and it seems like that’s what’s happening….we’ve engaged people. Our favorite films are those that make you think…Wild Strawberries, The Conformist, The Fountain, Miller’s Crossing…movies that get better with each viewing…where each viewing opens another door. We hope that when you watch “And Then She Was Gone” you might find yourself asking questions not just about the film, but about yourself, and the relationships that were most important to you. The people that touched you the most, and why it seems there’s that one special time in our lives that we always go back to.