‘Nutmeg’ is a riot of colors, and a deliberate and entertaining disarray. A group of boys move about the limited physical space of this bottle episode-esque set-up. A boy is very disappointed at not making it to the football team. The spectators to his sorrow include lackeys, stoners, uninterested lurkers, and of course, the viewer. <br><br> The narrative does a commendable job of maintaining consistency of approach, and roping in a sense of absurdism, while exhibiting deep potential in storytelling. It further evidences innovative use of surroundings and aesthetics to share its intentions with you, leaving one with the promise of more storytelling on similar lines.


Nutmeg | Short Film Nominee

In a world that has become increasingly familiar with mental, emotional and physical isolation, the short film portrays a boy's dysfunctional relationship with social media. <br><br> Apart from the pressures pertaining to conventional norms of beauty, social media platforms often accentuate the loneliness and despair one might by feeling by presenting to you a world of happy pictures and smiles. This, in turn, serves to make one feel even more isolated, as if to suggest everyone else, but you, is having a good time. These are some of the concerns, among others, Unseen Zone attempts to delineate, while sharing with the viewer the many emotional complexities and struggles of the protagonist.

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