A quiet woman, discovers a tape left to her by her sister. The words on the tape bring back memories that give a new perspective to her childhood and show the extent of her sister's love in the face of life altering trauma. Sunflower is set out like a montage of discovery. By combining direct cinema and conceptual moving image the clash of past and future fuses together to give us a post humourous explanation to a love that has been so sorely lost.
A quiet woman, discovers a tape left to her by her sister. The words on the tape bring back memories that give a new perspective to her childhood and show the extent of her sister's love in the face of life altering trauma. Sunflower is set out like a montage of discovery. By combining direct cinema and conceptual moving image the clash of past and future fuses together to give us a post humourous explanation to a love that has been so sorely lost.
