Wonderwall

James, a London architect, finds a hidden cache in the wall of his new flat containing the diaries of the previous tenant—Eliza, an artist who died thirty years prior. His obsession with her life and tragic love affair begins to erode his own relationships. Through her sketches and writings, he reconstructs the 1960s, falling into a world that proves to be a dangerous illusion. The 2025 drama examines the limits of memory, fixation, and how the past can colonize the present. The director employs split-screen techniques to parallel two timelines, blurring the line between observer and participant. The film questions whether we can ever truly know another person or merely project our own unresolved narratives onto them.