Laundro

Laundro is a 15min psychological drama / social horror about the cycle of abuse. Eve (Shaina Silver-Baird) finds herself in a laundromat, unharmed but disassociated, holding her own bloody clothes. Playing and replaying the events of dinner, she tumbles through conventional narrative into unfamiliar PTSD space, as the petty fight she had with John (Guifre Bantjes-Rafols) becomes distorted and monstrous. What if - she killed him? Whether she took out her bad day on her innocent husband's skull, or escaped endless gaslighting by a handsome narcissist, Eve must come to terms with her own capacity for violence in order to see what happened to her clearly enough to escape. Utilizing the laundromat as a representation of the cycling common to PTSD: the rinse/spin/repeat iteration inside one's own mind as one tries to make sense of the impossible, Laundro is comparable to films such as "Get Out," "The Girl on the Train," "Rebecca," or "Vertigo" as well as shows like "The Handmaid's Tale" and "Jessica Jones." Laundro has blossomed into a thrilling story about the murkier side of relationships, and a reminder to consider the impact of our words and actions. "The Effect Remains The Same"