Elizabeth Eadie

When a family heirloom arrives at the Lohr family's suburban home, they see an ugly mirror belonging to an aunt they never met. As if this mirror will solve their simmering interpersonal tension, they hang it up but soon realize the hollow-face illusion. Set in 1970, amid the uncertainty of the Vietnam War and emerging technology threatening to change everything they know, two generations must face themselves and their secrets.
The visions are distorted, twisted, and deeply personal. One by one, the reflections lead to inflections before the family unit is ready to shatter.