Director Scott D. Keenan and choreographer Max Cookward transform the quiet aftermath of lost love into a moving dance film. Set in a New York apartment and subway, dancers Jacob Thoman and Louisa Fernando embody the ghost of a former partner through mundane actions like stacking dishes or brushing teeth. The choreography captures the tension between holding on and letting go, set against a cello performance by Cole…

The film's emotional climax on a subway platform offers a cathartic release from romantic grief. Cookward's movement language turns ordinary domesticity into a haunting ritual, while Keenan's camera lingers on intimate details. This short from the LoveSick series is a visually compelling meditation on mourning and the physical traces of relationships.