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This evocative collection reflects on memory, place, and the meaning of home. Moving between personal histories and intimate moments, these films explore how the past lingers in the present—and how we find connection, comfort, and belonging amid change.
After moving into a new home, Sandra begins experiencing unsettling disturbances every midnight. As her roommates mysteriously disappear night after night, her grip on reality starts to unravel, forcing her to confront a truth far more terrifying than the darkness around her.
Director Biography - Zandy Thin, Estefania Park
Zandy Thin is a Burmese filmmaker based in Los Angeles and a Cinema & Television student at Los Angeles City College. She writes and directs character-driven films that explore themes of identity, isolation, and human connection. Inspired by her experiences growing up in Myanmar and adapting to life in the United States, her work often blends emotional storytelling with psychological elements. Midnight Home is her latest short film and continues her interest in exploring the fragile boundary between perception and reality.
This evocative collection reflects on memory, place, and the meaning of home. Moving between personal histories and intimate moments, these films explore how the past lingers in the present—and how we find connection, comfort, and belonging amid change.
After moving into a new home, Sandra begins experiencing unsettling disturbances every midnight. As her roommates mysteriously disappear night after night, her grip on reality starts to unravel, forcing her to confront a truth far more terrifying than the darkness around her.
Director Biography - Zandy Thin, Estefania Park
Zandy Thin is a Burmese filmmaker based in Los Angeles and a Cinema & Television student at Los Angeles City College. She writes and directs character-driven films that explore themes of identity, isolation, and human connection. Inspired by her experiences growing up in Myanmar and adapting to life in the United States, her work often blends emotional storytelling with psychological elements. Midnight Home is her latest short film and continues her interest in exploring the fragile boundary between perception and reality.