Sid asks his musician friend to watch a horror film with him. The friend refuses and walks away citing
work reasons. He goes back to his room to work while Sid continues to watch the film alone in the living
room. <br><br> Soon, Sid leaves and the man goes about his day. But the next day, strange occurrences begin
happening inside his own house, and in the neighrbourhood, and the man is perplexed. A supernatural presence is invoked, along with a disconcerting soundtrack to weave an atmosphere of horror for the viewer as the story reveals itself bit by bit.

D Minor | Short Film Nominee

The short film wants to tell a comedic story that aims to normalise homosexuality. It endeavours the same primarily through a conversation between two men, flatmates, who discuss the love life and relationships of their third flatmate. The film wants to communicate its intentions using flights to fantasy, music and an exchange of quips and teasing between the two characters.
<br><br>However, it falls short for, though the ending might prove its intentions, the rest of the plot comes across as exhibiting strains of homophobia, sexism and ideas of toxic masculinity. The way the narrative talks about women or the manner in which society views gay men is actually more disconcerting than the good it wants to achieve through its story.

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