Quietly

Quietly- a digital diary, a theatrical film, is a piece about misogyny and rape culture. It contains flashing lights and nudity. Viewer discretion is advised.

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Quietly: A Digital Diary, a Theatrical Film

Quietly is a digital, theatrical experience exploring themes related to misogyny. This one-person, 18 min film/play hybrid was born in a time of collective grief, and created in isolation.

“I deserve respect. I write the words over and over again. I write them five times a day. I write them along with other affirmations like: I am brilliant, and, I love myself. I’ve written I deserve respect every day, five times a day, for twelve years. And somewhere along the timeline, maybe five or six years in, I started to believe it. And that’s when the real struggle began.”

Quietly. (A woman is barely lit with her hands on her naked chest. Audience quotes appear.)
Quietly. (A woman in a white coat with red hair stands with her back to us, in an almost empty field of white snow. The blue sky is spattered with white clouds reflecting the sunlight. She is facing a boarded-up gazebo in the distance.)
Quietly. (A woman dressed in a mint green bathrobe looks into a mirror. Off to the side in white writing, there is a poem.)
Quietly: A Digital Diary. A Theatrical Film. (A woman's face, close up, in front of a green chalkboard with hearts drawn on it. The word Quietly is written across her mouth.)
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