There's a moment after something breaks where you don't really know what comes next. You only know that what existed before no longer fits. This is exactly where my mind went when I first saw The Fragmentation on DCP. The second chapter in a trilogy by filmmakers Eva Muilerman and Lisa Danilkovych, the short lives in that moment of uncertainty when what you know unravels. Following The Motion, which introduced a woman caught in the grinding cycles of time, expectation, and performance, The Fr...

There's a moment after something breaks where you don't really know what comes next. You only know that what existed before no longer fits. This is exactly where my mind went when I first saw The Fragmentation on DCP. The second chapter in a trilogy by filmmakers Eva Muilerman and Lisa Danilkovych, the short lives in that moment of uncertainty when what you know unravels. Following The Motion, which introduced a woman caught in the grinding cycles of time, expectation, and performance, The Fr...