Space Clouds



How do you keep someone's memory alive after they die? A mother and son try to figure it out together, taking a circuitous journey through archival photos, collage, and uneaten avocado.




Written, Edited and Directed by Tally Abecassis
Produced by Champagne Club Sandwich
Designed and animated by Elizabeth Laferrière

Camera : Claudine Sauvé
Sound design & Music by Jonathan Hirsch, The Champagne's Electric, Johnny Ripper
Voices of Tally Abecassis, Jack Mizraki & Adam Mizraki

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