FUNHOUSE (2026)
Director: Aimee Andreas-Evans
Cast: Emilly Marshgwyn, Maia Crouch, Keziah Lavanya, Raine Fortaleza, Debbie Oakley
Did you know? The film was shot in a single continuous take, with the actress portraying Freya’s mental spiral in real-time as her compulsions physically prevent her from leaving her apartment.
Why Watch: Dive into "FUNHOUSE," a raw and gripping short film that transforms a simple night out into a visceral, heartbreaking battle within the mind. It’s an essential watch for anyone wanting to understand the suffocating grip of Body Dysmorphic Disorder, delivering a powerful, relatable portrayal of anxiety that will leave you breathless and deeply moved. More than just a story, it’s a mirror to the silent struggles many face—making it a must-see for its unflinching honesty and cinematic punch.
Freya lives for a good time—she’s the life of the party, just like any other uni student. So when her friends invite her for a night out, she’s dead set on going. But as she starts getting ready, her Body Dysmorphic Disorder kicks in, pulling her into a relentless loop of rituals and self-doubt that makes stepping out the door feel nearly impossible.