THE INADEQUACY OF LANGUAGE IN LIFE AFTER DEATH
SHORT FILM
The Inadequacy of Language in Life After Death is a personal reflection on grief, endurance, and the lessons learned in moving forward. Through the rhythm of running—from the woods to the ocean, from day to dusk—the film explores how loss reshapes our perspective and what it means to keep going when words fall short. With an intimate voiceover and an original score, this short film offers a quiet, heartfelt meditation on resilience, memory, and the space we create for healing.
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Written - Directed - Edited by Lillie Wojcik Foster
Produced by Sam Katz
Cinematography by James H. Martin
Original Score by Diego Rodoni
Vocal recording by Nick Harvey
Colored by Rachel Kong - Rare Medium
Camera Assistance by Kevin Marquez
Steadicam Operation by Edwin Herrera
Production Assistance by Maya Parkoff