Teenagers float down a river playing dead for social media. One of them drifts away unnoticed, past delivery workers, holidaymakers and families too absorbed to see the tragedy passing by.
A group of teenagers floats down the river, pretending to be dead for social media. One of them drifts away unnoticed. As the body floats downstream, it passes jaded delivery workers, restless holidaymakers and distracted families, each too caught up in their own absurd microcosms to see the quiet tragedy passing by. Shot on film in textured natural light, Daniel Soares builds a kaleidoscopic drifting narrative that questions what short attention spans have stopped noticing.
