Love in Three Acts (2026)

Step into a deeply personal cinematic diary that transforms decades of vintage snapshots, intimate self-captures, and handheld footage into a compelling visual narrative. Initially conceived as a solitary archive to preserve the quiet intensity of new motherhood during global lockdowns, the project gradually evolves into a reflective exploration of bipolar illness, romantic connection, familial bonds, and the subtle poetry of daily recollections. Swinging between witty observations and raw emotional vulnerability, the work assembles identity through multiple lenses: womanhood, creative expression, and parenthood. It also traces a complex evolution with the camera itself, charting a thoughtful departure from commercial photojournalism and a renewed, introspective dialogue with the medium. At its heart, this visually driven independent documentary offers viewers unprecedented access to a once-hidden interior landscape, turning deeply personal archives into a universal conversation about mental health, artistry, and the quiet power of ordinary moments.