Genre


We chose tragedy as our genre because of its ability to evoke raw, authentic emotions, in addition to its ability to create a deep connection between the audience and characters. Tragedy allows us to explore the complexities of human experience, such as grief, loss, and resilience through tragedy, in a way that is deeply personal and relatable. Tragedy provides a platform to highlight the struggles people endure and the ways they confront their pain. Through cinematic storytelling, tragedy allows us to craft powerful visuals and emotionally charged moments that resonate with the viewer long after the film ends, hopefully leading them to reflect and connect the film events to their real life. Our main hope is to have our viewers leave the film with the main idea of checking up on people around you.

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