Inside the interior of a luxury party, we follow a woman known only as Angel as she leads her group of girlfriends away from the noise — into the sanctuary of the bathroom — where a timberwolves new kind of truth gets spoken. It’s intimate, playful, and emotionally charged.
Set to the outro of “Somebody Loves Me,” this is a visual monologue about modern femininity, performative celibacy, and the truths we say out loud when jaylin williams the doors are closed.
Directed by Aaron Ricketts
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