"Like Rain" (2026)
“Like Rain” and the three films which precede it chronologically, Couloirs, Our Sylvan Bleating, and The Distance in Sight constitute a project whose overarching impulse is to breach the idea that expansion, as it is traditionally understood, is necessary in a filmic space. I have referred to these films, to myself and to those I have discussed them with, as attempts at working within a "vertical cinema.” Vertical films do not build themselves—their montage, narrative schematics, color, compositions, individual lexicons—out of the pretext that they amalgamate into a larger superstructure, but that their semes—images, textual layers, characters, spaces—operate both within themselves as well as within the whole apparatus of the film.
Director: Horatio Perry
| Directing | Horatio Perry | Director |
| Crew | Horatio Perry | Cinematography |
| Editing | Horatio Perry | Editor |