An old woman, recognizing her limitations and mortality, creates offspring from her lifetime

of memories. The progeny are deeply flawed, but she could not be more proud. 

There are twists and turns in this ten minute narrative and as with any provocative mystery, 

multiple implications to extract.

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Inspired by her collection of vintage doll heads and belief that flaws are more beautiful than what

society deems to be perfect, Rosemont's Apotheosis has a Twilight Zone feel both visually and in spirit. 

As the storyteller, she sees the film as uplifting and hopeful despite eerie imagery. She also see

Apotheosis as an homage to her decades-long passion for fine art photography.

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The film is without dialogue to allow the story to be told in powerful metaphor.