Willow Skye-Biggs

A mysterious woman arrives at a remote home.

It is 1997 amidst the backdrop of distant violence, two displaced trans-lesbian lovers find transcendence through connection.

A recently unemployed man is tasked with housesitting for his more successful friends. As he sinks into depression, he has an awkward interaction with a door-to-door salesman. Soon hallucinatory dream logic takes over as strange visitors begin to show up, invading his psyche as well as the house.

Wish is a visual poem about a mother and her son who live a rather isolated existence. Reality shifts between layers as they seem to exist in both this world and possibly other worlds. Loosely based on Beauty and the Beast, Wish is a fairytale without a clear narrative, focusing instead on the invisible emotions that moments create. The film shows us an experience of alienation that can be at once both full of magic and deep sadness.

A woman receives her first tattoo from a friend.

A mysterious traveler passes through the woods.

A young transgender woman balances her life as a metal worker with a complicated inner emotional world, while also navigating the realization that she and her girlfriend seem to be telepathic.