Behind the True Story of Sometimes I Imagine Your Funeral

Alex, director of the short film "Sometimes I Imagine Your Funeral," opens his archives for the first time. The camera captures his doubts before each take, arguments with the cinematographer about angles, late-night editing sessions fueled by coffee. This 2026 documentary reveals the intimate process behind an indie drama — from the first script draft to the final sound mix. We witness how the director's personal story of loss transforms into a universal statement. Working with non-professional actors, scouting locations in his hometown, improvisations that reshape scenes. The film becomes a study of how art emerges from vulnerability, where every on-screen detail has a backstory.