he said, she said

A short artist film that explores femininity and sexuality. SHE journeys through her life and mind in order to be reborn, and reclaim all that men have taken from her.

Cast

Wren Fry

as her

Erin Clark

as the other woman

Harry Woods

as him

Mia Hughes

as woman in birth of venus 1

Dani Driver

as woman in birth of venus 2

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