Myrna the Monster

A woman struggles with her own monstrous alter ego, manifesting as a giant, destructive creature. As her destructive urges grow, she must find a way to control or coexist with the destructive force within her. The film explores themes of self-acceptance and the chaos that can lie beneath a seemingly normal exterior. It's a quirky and dark take on internal conflict.

As a short film, 'Myrna the Monster' received attention on the festival circuit for its unique premise and visual effects. Critics often noted its blend of dark humor and horror elements, with many appreciating its creative approach to portraying inner turmoil. The film was generally seen as a promising work from its emerging creators.

• Praised for its inventive concept and dark humor.
• Appreciated for its visual representation of inner conflict.
• Noted as an interesting festival circuit short film.

Google audience: Audience reception is not widely documented for this short film, but it has garnered appreciation within independent film communities for its originality.

Screened at various film festivals, including the Calgary Underground Film Festival.

The director, Robyn van Weelie, also stars in the film as one of the characters and is credited with its visual effects, showcasing a multi-talented filmmaking approach.