The Filmmaker's House

Synopsis

In a suburban neighborhood, a Filmmaker decides to create a project in his own home, resisting industry demands for sensational content. The narrative begins with two builders replacing a garden fence, which inadvertently removes the barrier between the Filmmaker's house and his neighbor. As interactions develop, a homeless man captures the attention of the Filmmaker's cleaner, leading to a reflection on hospitality and the dynamics between hosts and guests. Directed by Marc Isaacs, the film runs for 76 minutes.