Storytelling, for me, has always been about exploring the spaces between reality and the unknown. I’m drawn to atmospheric, slow-burn narratives that linger in minds long after they end, stories where silence speaks as loudly as words, and the unseen is just as powerful as what’s in front of us.

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With Confession, I wanted to show isolation, and the weight of choices. This film is a meditation on consequences and forces beyond our control.

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I hope Confession leaves audiences unsettled in the best way, thinking about what they saw, what they felt, and maybe even what they missed. Sometimes, the most haunting stories are the ones that don’t give you all the answers.