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Originally made just for family, Melina uses the last voicemail left on her phone by her Grandmother in a short that becomes a meditation on loss and haunted spaces. Footage was shot on Super 8mm film one summer upon returning home to Hawaii, a couple of years after her Grandmother's passing.

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Originally made just for family, Melina uses the last voicemail left on her phone by her Grandmother in a short that becomes a meditation on loss and haunted spaces. Footage was shot on Super 8mm film one summer upon returning home to Hawaii, a couple of years after her Grandmother's passing.

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