Emi, a man in his 40s, in an attempt to reunite with his ex-wife, Mía, accesses a futuristic virtual reality platform where he can purchase memories and experience them as if they were real. In a not-so-distant future, with the world in chaos and creating memories becoming nearly impossible, this platform will allow Emi to travel to extraordinary places with Mía.

"Untitled Sequence", is an artist film that explores the material processes of filmmaking such as visual narration, cinematography, soundtrack creation and film editing from the perspective of a young female artist – a perspective that is still under-represented in conventional filmmaking. The film engages with contemporary issues of identity and allegories of artistic practice, and is influenced by Jean Cocteau and Maya Deren’s films (particularly their creation of visual ‘dreamscapes’), Nobuhiko Ôbayashi (especially his editing processes) and Lee Miller’s embodiment of both the artist and the artist’s muse in her work both in front of and behind the camera.