Summer's Sunsong (2026)

Split like a twin-paneled diptych, *Summer’s Sunsong* borrows the stitching technique of *Towards the Night* to weave two distinct visual diaries into one seamless rhythm. The first act unspools through the grainy, intimate lens of a smartphone, capturing the sun-drenched chaos of Mallorca. The second act pivots to the nostalgic, wobbly warmth of an old camcorder, documenting the hazy leisure of Bodrum, Turkey. The film’s core pulse lives in this very collision—digital immediacy meeting analog memory. Its editing mirrors the frantic, joyful heartbeat of midsummer itself, snapping with the same electric urgency as the blazing sun and the fleeting, golden hours of a holiday that refuses to sit still.