WINDOW | Short Horror Film

Alone for the first time in a long time, Mia is troubled by bad dreams triggered by a strange knocking on her window.
Written, Edited and Directed by Jonathan Gularte Ramirez
Starring: Laney Betty
Director of Photography | Priscilla Ann St-Preux
1st Assistant Director | Marie Bazin
Costume / Production Design | Ève-Christine Bleau
Boom Operator | Jean Lambert
1st AC | Olivier Jean
Produced by Deadtime Media & Émilie Blanchette

[@LaneyBetty]

I’m so happy I was able to be apart of this. Thank you!🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@TheFireline]

Hi Laney. You did a great job in this. Take care of yourself and your loved ones :-) Goodbye

[@adam_ace17]

Damnnnnn 👏👏👏

[@OrlandoGunn]

Wow this is amazing 😁😁😁👏🤩🤩🤩

[@deadtimemedia]

Thank you very much!

[@Nyxia88]

That was pretty creepy.

[@deadtimemedia]

@@Nyxia88 thank you!

[@clairdelune668]

Greetings from Mexico, good job 👏

[@lucasmunoz2130]

Maybe next time I won't decide to watch it at 2am

[@mnirwin5112]

You and me both! 😬

[@renarddesneiges]

That was really good! I got goosebumps.😨

[@maria-fb4gu]

En EEUU viven rodeados de ventanas de vidrio???

[@melanino]

Hell yesss👌🏾 I'm so hapoy on how it all turned out!

[@000aleph]

Some interesting dialogue there at the end. Didn't expect that.

[@thecatspajamas1442]

I don’t understand the end.

[@deadtimemedia]

The film is about having dark thoughts during times of depression. Mia's texts hint that she's fighting with a boyfriend. In their phone call he tells her she can't be alone with her own thoughts for even a night. The ending is her realizing the knocks are coming from the mirror and not the window - more specifically they're coming from her own head. Her reflection is a manifestation of her depression ready to suck the life out of her. She in turn accepts that she is going to have to deal with the depression she's about to go through.