"A diptychal beach vacation depicting the unending weight of the past clinging onto you, wherever you go."

This is a film which was made.

This is a film which was made at the beach.

This is a beach vacation film.

This film was originally going to be titled Beach Film or Beach Episode or Beach Vacation.

This film is named after my mother who will never watch this film.

This film was made by Valyri Sheffner Harris, who may soon have more names, including but not limited to Wassermann.

This film cost around $100 to make, as that was the price of lodging at the beach.

This film is about what I was told a thousand times.

This film is about “Wherever you go, there you are”.

This film is about the inability to escape yourself.

This film is about having a dream that feels isolating in a way you don’t want to wake up from.

This film is around 40 minutes long, and when it ends, there is an extra shorter film afterwards.

This film is a display of hypocrisy due to the circumstances of the physical’s manufacturing and distribution.

This film is or is not a call for help.

This film is part of Wax Museum.

Includes unlimited streaming of Wassermann (Soundtrack & Audio from the Film) via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.