The British Film Institute

Old friends Milly and June wait impatiently for each other outside a coffee shop. The longer they wait, the more annoyed they get, causing past hurts and old resentments to play on their minds.

How We Screened Twin Peaks on 35 mm is a short British comedy-documentary promotional film produced in collaboration with the British Film Institute (BFI). The short featurette serves as a behind-the-scenes look at the technical process of bringing the original 1990 Twin Peaks pilot episode from the BFI National Archive to 450 cinema-goers at the Film on Film Festival. Narrated by Kyle MacLachlan, the film captures the delicate handling, splicing, and lacing of the episode's six original 35mm celluloid reels into the theater projector.

Leo, a young adult who's life is destroyed when his mother is murdered, seeks to heal from his grief through unorthodox means. With the help from his Hypnotherapist Deborah, he goes the deepest he's ever gone into his mind, to free himself from becoming the same person that killed his mother.