Memory Box (2026)
The film follows a teenage boy as he packs up his childhood bedroom, preparing to leave behind an important part of his life. As he comes across different objects, he is reminded of memories from his childhood and teenage years, with each memory representing a different emotion and experience that has shaped who he is. The film explores themes of growing up, nostalgia, family, friendship, and the difficult emotions that come with change. It is a Bildungsroman, as the story focuses on the boy’s personal and emotional development as he reflects on his past and begins to understand how his experiences have shaped the person he is becoming. Ultimately, the film is about leaving childhood behind while recognising that those experiences will always remain a part of him.
Director: Kade Wiles Mackay
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Santiago Smart as Charlie |
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Shepard Smart as Young Charlie |
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Bella Swill as Charlie's Mother |
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Saxon Parker as Charlie's Father |
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Henderson Cooper as Charlie's mate 1 |
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Zachary Ireland as Charlie's mate 2 |
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Ethan Song as Boy 1 |
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Alon Olivitz as Boy 2 |
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Tamar Granot as Girl 1 |
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Ethan Song as Football Player 1 |
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Kade Wiles Mackay as Football Player 2 |
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Oliver Kalan as Football Player 3 |
| Directing | Kade Wiles Mackay | Director |
| Crew | Zachary Ireland | Cinematography |
| Production | Leah Klaus | Production Assistant |
| Sound | Henderson Cooper | Music Coordinator |
