GLOWING MEMORY

A wise, profound, and vivid film about the need to let go of the past in order to move forward and live fully. A very timely theme. Thank you!

This is the kind of short that lingers after the screening. People were quiet when it ended. It's slow, yes, but intentionally so — to let the emotions settle. Gorgeous lighting.

Glowing Memory’ is a strikingly elegant short that refuses exposition in favor of emotional subtext. Its polished visuals flirt with the uncanny valley, reinforcing the theme of digital longing and synthetic closure. A somber meditation on grief in the post-human age.

didn’t expect to cry over a hologram. But when she told him to move on... I felt that. Deep down. The whole thing looked like a dream.

This is a digital elegy. Goga Osepashvili blends emotional realism with cyber-aesthetics, crafting a story that feels like a cross between Her and Ghost in the Shell. The visual grammar — lens flares, VR artifacts, dreamlike lighting — supports the emotional unraveling beautifully.

Can love survive death, even in a simulation? Or is it just a shadow we project to delay acceptance? This film asks what we’re really holding onto — the person, or our need to not forget.

Sci-fi romance done right. I loved the dystopian rain-soaked world and the cyberpunk touches — but what really hit was the human emotion. The love felt real, even in a simulation.