Distributions

Work in progress
Feature-length documentary
Israel & The Philippines · 4K video · 1.85:1

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Distribution is a feature-length hybrid film unfolding across Israel and the Philippines. Combining documentary footage, private archives, speculative fiction, and AI-generated imagery, the film explores disappearance, inheritance, neurodivergent perception, and the unstable nature of identity.

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The film follows two brothers whose lives become different ways of approaching absence. One searches for mathematical order through the Riemann Hypothesis while tracing the colonial history of the Philippines through General MacArthur's campaigns. The other, who once disappeared into another identity, re-emerges not through documentary revelation but as a speculative cinematic figure moving through fantasy, memory, and colonial residue.

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Rather than distinguishing between documentary and fiction, Distribution moves between them, asking how cinema can approach a person who resists direct representation. It is a film about shifting focalizers, distributed memory, and the fragile boundaries between reality, imagination, and historical inheritance.