The five protagonists talk about their experiences with death, recounting what it taught them about life. But hearing it all from the mouths of a spider or a dog is rather unusual …

"Letter Tape" is an animated documentary about two engaged lovers separated by time zones and several oceans. The audio is an actual tape recording Cathy (the directors mother) made on a hired audio machine, in London in 1957, to communicate intimately to her fiancé after frustrated broken telephone conversations.
Cathy describes a wintry London, heaving under a cloud of smog and imagines a time when they can be together again. It is both personal and global in its subject and offers a snap shot look at the western world in 1957.

Three animators tell a story of transition – from male to female, and from despondency to happiness. Using recorded interview material and representative artwork, this film touches on the fear and loneliness of living in the closet, and the joy and confidence that comes with stepping into the light.