Die Deur (2019)

Die Deur deals with the fall out of toxic relationships long after the abuser has left and shows how the long lasting hold it often has lies hidden in between the cracks it left behind. But Carlini, like her company Towerkop Creations, which has been specializing in female driven heroine stories since 2010, is always more interested in the comeback than the fall. Thus in the song, singer Christia Visser fights her way through it, to reach the point where red flags are no longer warning signs but deal breakers. Choreographed by Ananda Fuchs, the dancers symbolize how violence doesn't discriminate. Domestic violence is still the most common killer of women around the world. The most dangerous place for women remain in their own homes.