An abstract exploration of a teenage boy’s memories of growing up in New York City. As he retraces the defining moments of his youth, he searches for a final connection to the person he once was before stepping into the future.

Directed by

Nicholas Judt

2014

7:00 mins

United States of America

Feb 22, 2014

In Competition

2014

Nicholas Judt's short film is an abstract tour through a teenage boy's memories of growing up in New York City. The film follows the boy as he retraces key moments from his past in hope of once more reconnecting with his past self before progressing towards a future identity. In doing so, he also revisits the bittersweet memories of a relationship he had with a girl his age. As the film progresses, the lines between memory and current reality begin to blur, leaving the boy—as well as the viewer—in a state of intense experiential uncertainty and sorrow.

Cast
Max Pescherine — Boy
Sage Ross — Girl

An abstract exploration of a teenage boy’s memories of growing up in New York City. As he retraces the defining moments of his youth, he searches for a final connection to the person he once was before stepping into the future.

About
Nicholas Judt

Nicholas Judt is a writer and filmmaker who lived in New York City. He began making films in 2011 and dabbled in documentary, fictional, and experimental formats.

Nicholas Judt is an American filmmaker and writer based in New York City. He began making films in his early teens, experimenting with documentary, fiction, and abstract formats. In 2013, while still a teenager, he wrote and directed the seven-minute experimental short Impressions, a memory-driven piece about growing up in New York. Besides his work behind the camera, Judt has also worked in the sound department and as a critic, sharing his thoughts on cinema through his blog and YouTube channel. His passion for personal storytelling and formal experimentation continues to shape his evolving voice in independent film.