This compelling collection of short experimental films by Deirdre Logue relies on the artist as director, primary performer, and technician. The works employ intimate performative moments and repeated physical actions and responses within an experimental sensibility. They are process-based works, emphasized by in-camera editing, surface manipulation, and hand-processing and tinting techniques. The works express both the physical manifestation of different states of being and the desire to understand one’s complex relationship to our physical and psychological limitations. Sexual deception, humiliation, injury, fear, and failure are common themes, however. Though dark, the works have a humorous, whimsical quality that provides the viewer with an element of comic relief and some distance from the sinister elements in the work.