A fragmented, personal, sometimes confrontational portrait of the filmmaker's grandmother

Visionary film artist and technological innovator David Larcher has made several epic works over more than four decades. Granny's Is fragments the personal home movie aesthetic, sending it down a psychedelic worm hole. Exploring his relationship to his granny in confrontational fashion, he reflects on and refracts images of the past with a Proustian sense of troubled loss.

Avant-garde film which is a portrait of the director's grandmother.