Death and Sickness.

About This Movie

Death and Sickness is an intriguing blend of documentary and drama, capturing an intimate slice of life in a Toronto house. It’s shot through the lens of consumer cameras and mobile phones, which adds this raw, almost voyeuristic quality to the experience. The film's pacing feels quite deliberate, allowing moments of silence to hang in the air, letting you absorb the weight of what’s unfolding. Themes of mortality and the fragility of life are handled with a delicate touch, and you can really sense the personal investment from Sook-Yin and Dylan. The practical effects, or rather the lack of them, heighten the realism, making it more relatable. It’s distinctive in its approach to auto-fiction, blurring the lines between reality and narrative. Definitely worth a watch for those who appreciate experimental storytelling.

Explores themes of mortality and human experience.Shot using consumer tech, adding a raw aesthetic.Distinctive blend of documentary and auto-fiction elements.