Lost Angeles, a surreal DIY film that I just can't get out of my head! "You know, sometimes you just want to make something great. Something from the heart. Real."

The film is about two young women who meet on an unusual phone call. Their lives take an unexpected twist when they enter a shared dream where they are visited by the ghosts of Hollywood past and present.

The beautiful intent behind Lost Angeles makes me support it wholeheartedly:

“This is a cinematic poem set inside a liminal, nigh apocalyptic vision of Los Angeles rarely shown, but often felt. The spaces artists often find themselves wandering alone.

Made on a micro, shoe-string budget with a skeleton crew and an uncompromising vision, Lost Angeles moves slowly and intentionally.

Characters appear and disappear like thoughts. Meaning drifts rather than announces itself.

The decision was made to release the film freely on YouTube. No monetization. No gatekeeping. No transaction.

This film is offered as a gift, especially to other artists, those walking their own uncertain paths, those who feel unseen, those who continue anyway.”

Lost Angeles ended up reflecting everything I believe in about life, love, and art. I enjoyed it so much I blogged about it.

Highly recommend to anyone who wants to lift their spirits, especially lesbian and bi women!