Zara and MIla in a bathroom, one sitting on the floor and the other leaning over her.

An award winning short film
Directed by Sam Evoy
Written by Ellivia Gold

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Official Committee Award Nomination laurel for The Quiet Between at the Newark Independent Film Festival, highlighting the film’s recognition as an award nominee.
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Official Ethos Film Awards Nomination laurel for The Quiet Between, highlighting the film’s recognition as an award nominee.

10 min | Hope Driven Drama

The film explores the way memories and loss shape our thoughts and actions. It’s a story about friendship, uncertainty, and hope.

Sixteen-year-old Zara, still grieving a deep loss, becomes entangled in her friend’s breakdown and finds herself grappling with the meaning of life. Determined not to lose someone else she loves, the girls discover that facing the unknown can be its own kind of courage.