Film Lens
Cicada presents the story of a five-year-old child who witnesses a murder. The film centers on Daniel P Jones as he confronts the traumatic memory of this event through a visceral monologue. The narrative is intense and personal, focusing on the emotional impact of witnessing violence at a young age.
The film's duration is 9 minutes, allowing for a compact yet powerful exploration of trauma. Through Jones' monologue, the audience gains insight into the psychological effects of such an experience, making it a moving reflection on childhood innocence disrupted by violence.
Why Watch
- •Meet Daniel P Jones as he shares his story.
- •Find out how a child's memory shapes trauma.
- •See a unique monologue about witnessing violence.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2008.
•Daniel P Jones is the central figure in the film.
•The film has a runtime of 9 minutes.
Perfect For
True crime enthusiastsPsychological drama fansShort film lovers