Files of Lars(2025)
Files of Lars
Short film music video made up of character vignettes each set to a different song. Files of Lars marks the debut of Payton Talbott's original music, blending visuals and sound through chaotic scenes that drift between masked characters with fleeting connections.
Movie: Files of Lars
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Bill / Zeb / Tecca / Dume / Engineer 407 / Mr Vane
Zeb
Bill
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