Moveable Waste  SHORT FILM

Moveable Waste was written by Bram Davidovich as a play and performed at the Arcola Theatre, before being adapted to a screenplay.

It tells the story of Chamla, a fantasist who wishes she was anything but a middle-of-the-road suburban adolescent. Her desires are realised when she conjures into existence a more exciting version of reality, only to become so entangled in it she can no longer find her way back.

The film draws on themes of ‘lived experience’ and ‘subjective truth’ which guide Chamla’s interpretation of her position in the world. It explores how a focus on personal narrative over objective viewpoint can lead to a false and incoherent world view, eventually climaxing in self destruction.