Infinite Mirror

Struggling screenwriter Gabby isolates herself in a remote cabin to finish her screenplay''s final draft before a looming deadline. But when Elena, the heroine she plans to kill, appears at her door pleading for one last rewrite, the boundary between fiction and reality begins to collapse. As Elena challenges every choice Gabby has made for her, forgotten memories, fractured reflections, and unsettling visions force Gabby to question whether she is writing a character''s fate or repeating her own unresolved grief. What begins as a battle between creator and creation gradually becomes an intimate confrontation with loss, motherhood, and the stories we tell ourselves to survive. Blending psychological thriller with emotional drama, Infinite Mirror explores the transformative power of storytelling and asks whether healing begins when we choose to rewrite not only our characters'' endings, but our own.

Presented as Part Of Program #13 – WESTCOAST TALES + SHORTS

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In-Person

Cineplex Odeon International Village Cinemas - Aud 8

Nov 08

Credits

Director(s):

Amir Arab

Biography(s):

Amir Arab is an award-winning independent filmmaker, writer, and director. A Vancouver Film School graduate, his culturally bridging short films and stage plays that explore memory, identity, and resilience. Recognized globally at festivals like VAFF and CIFT, Amir blends bold storytelling with a distinctive visual style forged through hands-on collaboration.

Producer(s):

Maddy Ginn

Writer(s):

Amir Arab

Cast:

Suani Rincon

Cinematographer(s):

Mélusine Yerna