GOOD MORNING, SUNSHINE ☀️🌼 — a short horror film Daisy opened an old door covered in ivy and stepped into the most beautiful place she had ever seen. Daisies to the horizon. Cypress trees. An ancient stone skull on the hill, spilling flowers from its eye like a fountain. And the sun, smiling down at her, eyes closed, perfectly content. A tall stranger in a sun mask bowed and said she was right on time. She asked if it was always this sunny. He said: “Always.” The people lying in the flowers looked like they were sunbathing. They were smiling too. They had been smiling for a very long time. Nobody leaves before sunset. And the sun never sets. 🎞 THE INSPIRATION This is my love letter to the 1939 classics — the moment a sepia world opens a door into Technicolor and everything is suddenly, impossibly beautiful. I wanted to ask the question those films never did: what if the beautiful place didn’t want you to leave? Mixed with folk-horror sunshine, liminal spaces that feel like a me...