Dir. Gesang Divo Abora
Selfie is not just a self-portrait, but a statement of existence in the digital age. Every snap is a proof of existence, an attempt to fight oblivion amidst the hustle and bustle of cyberspace. Click, Post, Exist becomes a mantra that emphasizes “I exist and I am seen”.
Through selfies, individuals create a digital footprint, sculpting a visual identity that cannot be easily erased. A look in the eye, a smile, or even a blank expression becomes a symbol of the struggle to be recognized by a world that is constantly moving.
In the perspective of existence, selfies are not just an image, they are a response to alienation and a deep desire to be recognized. Behind every portrait, there is an implied message, a whisper to a noisy world: “I exist and I am seen”.
Title
Click, Post, Exist
Director
Gesang Divo Abora
Production Year
2024
Duration
5 minutes
Age Classification
13+
Film Genre
Experimental
One thing the Writer understands is this: when a narrative explicitly explains that social media drives individuals to strive for authenticity, it reveals a fundamental truth everyone longs to be felt, to be acknowledged in their existence. There are many ways to achieve this, one of which is through selfies on social media.
