Tina is a hard-working game developer with eleven personalities and a problem with traffic lights. When her “alters” - a pop tart loving seven-year-old called Zelda, a straight-talker called Bobbie – appear in her life, they help her find the missing part of her memory needed to take a long-awaited step.

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As For Me by Guen Murroni
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"Overall, the key aspect for me was to create a space for a story on abuse with the right respect and agency for the characters, no serial killer histrionics, no misery porn. The humour and surreal touch help the audience engage with a theme that is often found to be a hard one to digest. I wanted to work on ordinary gestures, ordinary ‘duties’, like turning up at work, crossing a street, leaving the house, things that can become mammoth tasks when you’re dealing with something that words simply cannot describe. I’m tired of how mental health and abuse are represented in the media, and I wanted to make something for the DID community specifically. “How would we like to see ourselves?” was my main question. I answered that question with As For Me."

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