CLAMMING

Feature, Domestic Noir

By Zoe Fleer

SYNOPSIS

Bella and Noah, wife and husband, kayak to a desolate island in Nova Scotia through a fog so thick the air is indistinguishable from the water. Their marital bonds are tested when Leona, Noah’s sister, shows up with her new boyfriend, Victor, a man from Bella’s murky past. As the vacation unfolds, the fluidity of memory, truth, and time cause the story behind the death of Victor and Bella’s mutual friend nearly a decade prior to shapeshift. They reckon with who they are, what they are capable of, and what really happened the night their friend died. Women eat. Love prevails.

 

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CONTACT

Email zoe.fleer@gmail.com