Life is fleeting, and Memento Mori serves as a cinematic reflection of its beauty, fragility and inevitable end. This thought-provoking strand at Sunrise Film Festival presents a collection of short films that explore the profound themes of life, death and everything in between. From stories of loss and grief to celebrations of existence and legacy, these films remind us to embrace the present and contemplate the mysteries of what comes next.
About the Films: Memento Mori brings together filmmakers who navigate the delicate balance between life and death with emotional depth, visual poetry and powerful storytelling. Expect intimate dramas, existential musings and hauntingly beautiful narratives that stay with you long after the screen fades to black.
Films Screening in This Strand: Happy Death Day, Waiting Room, And That’s for This Christmas, The Doll’s House, Push, Wool Coat, The Flight of Ulick Underhill.
Why Attend?
Deeply Reflective Themes – A cinematic exploration of mortality, legacy and the human experience.
Emotionally Powerful Stories – Films that evoke contemplation and connection.
Hauntingly Beautiful Cinema – Stunning visuals and storytelling that embrace both light and darkness.