LA-based director and photographer Jimmy Marble’s latest film was influenced by Czech avant-garde director Věra Chytiiová’s Daisies (1966), which was a colorful frolic through banquets, boyfriends, and the bourgeoisie. Known for making poppy commercial content, Marble’s newest project takes a playful approach to the world around us.

“The film is an offbeat dayglo daydream told through the eyes of two irreverent characters”

The American filmmaker explains how he “used strong visuals to play with emotions in an unconscious way. Like music, it is impressionistic, in that you’re trying to create more of a mood than a story.” The resulting film is an offbeat dayglo daydream told through the eyes of two irreverent characters, who cherish lovers’ quarrels and summer clouds in equal measure.

directed by jimmy marble
written by jimmy marble and forrest perrine
produced by vacation theory and mmmiracle, inc sage price, anabella casanova, and jesse marble
starring katerina tannenbaum and nika de carlo
dp drew bienenman
production design sean genrich
styilng shirley kurata
hmu stephanie nicole smith

edited by kenneth casey swoyer
titles by ashley meaders
color by color collective

classical songs by mark yaeger
reggae songs by Jeffrey brodsky