Still.

This short documentary explores the profound and often isolating experience of living with a chronic illness. Through intimate visuals and personal reflections, it delves into the daily challenges, the emotional toll, and the quiet resilience of individuals navigating life with persistent health conditions. The film offers a poignant glimpse into a world that often goes unseen, highlighting the strength found in everyday moments.

As a short documentary, "Still." received attention within festival circuits and for its sensitive portrayal of chronic illness. It was commended for its artistic approach and its ability to evoke empathy for its subjects within a brief runtime. While not a mainstream release, its impact was noted in its specific niche for bringing a difficult topic to light with grace and authenticity.

• Praised for its sensitive and artistic portrayal of chronic illness.

• Noted for its ability to convey a powerful emotional impact in a short duration.

• Appreciated for bringing visibility to often overlooked personal struggles.

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Nominated for Best Documentary Short Subject at the 2016 Aesthetica Short Film Festival.

The film was shot over several months to capture the subtle, often unacknowledged nuances of living with a chronic condition, rather than focusing on dramatic events.