Just Because You Can T See It

Eleven-year old Mísa has the temperament of a proper boy and endless problems with the grown-ups. It is no wonder that he longs to become an adult without further delay. Mísa keeps house together with his father and has various duties. After a failed attempt at dish-washing he goes off to the research institute where his father is working on an important invention. He is trying to produce a substance that would make poultry and other animals bigger and thus help the struggle against famine in the world, but so far he has only managed to produce a shrinking substance. After his father leaves the laboratory, Mísa mixes up different ingredients and makes the growth substance. He drinks it and instantly becomes an adult. His father, conversely, turns into a toddler after drinking the shrinking substance with his beer by mistake.

From babies to butchers, everyone seems to hate Derek. Is he paranoid, or are they really out to get him?

Produced for Dazibao, Montréal. A serious, sometimes humorous, reflection on Karrabing understandings of the ancestral present.

PROGRESS Chapter 15: Just Because You're Paranoid, Doesn't Mean They Aren't Out To Get You

A documentary filmmaker in moral distress ponders her own role and how close she should get. Is she a real filmmaker if she doesn’t always take that leap?