BEFORE, I TALKED TO SHOES by
“Look I’m a feminist too, but I always made sure your Grandpa had a bowl of stew and a freshly ironed shirt every day.”
Rose lives with her partner Danny who rarely speaks. She is too afraid to leave the house, and when she does, she gets arrested. In the cell, Rose meets a woman called Muffy who changes her outlook on the world and gives Rose the first hug she’s had in a very long time. When...
Rose lives with her partner Danny who rarely speaks. She is too afraid to leave the house, and when she does, she gets arrested. In the cell, Rose meets a woman called Muffy who changes her outlook on the world and gives Rose the first hug she’s had in a very long time. When...
“Look I’m a feminist too, but I always made sure your Grandpa had a bowl of stew and a freshly ironed shirt every day.”
Rose lives with her partner Danny who rarely speaks. She is too afraid to leave the house, and when she does, she gets arrested. In the cell, Rose meets a woman called Muffy who changes her outlook on the world and gives Rose the first hug she’s had in a very long time. When Danny picks her up from jail, she realises he’d seen her get arrested and didn’t do anything. While all this goes on, Rose talks to objects around her: shoe, fridge, wall, self-checkout machines, couch, and a lost girl from a poster. And they talk back.
At the end, it’s just her and the couch in the house. She puts the fridge, plugged in and full of food, outside for all who need it.
Rose lives with her partner Danny who rarely speaks. She is too afraid to leave the house, and when she does, she gets arrested. In the cell, Rose meets a woman called Muffy who changes her outlook on the world and gives Rose the first hug she’s had in a very long time. When Danny picks her up from jail, she realises he’d seen her get arrested and didn’t do anything. While all this goes on, Rose talks to objects around her: shoe, fridge, wall, self-checkout machines, couch, and a lost girl from a poster. And they talk back.
At the end, it’s just her and the couch in the house. She puts the fridge, plugged in and full of food, outside for all who need it.