The Nature of Invisible Things

The Nature of Invisible Things is a poignant film directed by Rafaela Camelo, exploring the themes of childhood, identity, and the unseen connections that bind us. The story follows 10-year-old Gloria, who spends her summer at a hospital where her mother works. There, she befriends Sofia, a girl who believes the hospital is draining her great-grandmother's spirit. Their friendship unfolds in the hospital's hidden corners, blending magical realism with emotional depth. This film, a British Columbia premiere, won the Outstanding Feature Award at the 2025 Frameline Film Festival.