28½

A young gay filmmaker, inspired by Fellini's 8½, embarks on creating his own autobiographical film. As he navigates the complexities of his life and relationships, he grapples with his identity, his artistic aspirations, and the blurred lines between reality and cinematic representation. The narrative delves into themes of love, desire, and the creative process.

28½ received a generally positive reception from critics, particularly for its artistic ambition and exploration of themes related to identity and filmmaking. Some reviews highlighted its unique visual style and emotional depth, while others found its narrative occasionally self-indulgent. It is recognized within independent and LGBTQ+ cinema circles.

• Praised for its stylistic flourishes and homage to Fellini.
• Appreciated for its exploration of a young artist's journey and identity.
• Some found the film's meta-narrative occasionally dense.

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Screened at various international film festivals, including the Berlin International Film Festival and Outfest.

The film is a direct homage to Federico Fellini's iconic 1963 film '8½', exploring similar themes of artistic block and personal reflection through a contemporary, LGBTQ+ lens.