I am Vision

Directed by
Samantha Regan

INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM
I am Vision | Fera Poppies | Studio S
{With French Actress Léa Luce Busato, in the movie with Lucas Bravo, From Emily In Paris}

Filmed In: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland
A DOCUMENTARY BASED ON SAMANTHA REGAN | INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM
Trailer For I am Vision Synopsis:
Invisible, In a world where being unseen grants ultimate power, he’s forced to confront a deeper question: if no one can see you, do you still exist?

I am Vision Synopsis: THE PARADOX OF THE TWO WORLDS Represents and Eternal Dance The Two Girls begin dancing together exploring Summer, To Winter the two girls represent the opposite of seasons as they dichotomy and paradox the the two worlds, Visually Simple. Structurally Uncomfortable.
I Am Vision is a deeply introspective and visually driven film that explores the nature of perception, identity, and the unseen forces that shape human experience. Through a blend of evocative imagery and intimate storytelling, the film invites audiences to question not only what they see—but how they see.
At its core, I Am Vision is about awareness: the journey of recognizing one’s inner landscape while navigating an external world filled with noise, expectation, and illusion. The film challenges conventional narrative structure, instead offering a sensory experience that merges emotion, memory, and perspective into a singular cinematic voice. Drawing on themes of self-discovery, consciousness, and transformation, I Am Vision seeks to create a space where viewers can reflect on their own relationship with reality. It is both personal and universal—an exploration of what it means to truly “see.” With a strong emphasis on visual storytelling, the film uses composition, light, and rhythm to communicate beyond dialogue, allowing meaning to emerge organically. Each frame is crafted to evoke feeling as much as understanding, encouraging audiences to engage not just intellectually, but intuitively.
I Am Vision is ultimately an invitation: to look inward, to question outward, and to embrace the power of perception as a tool for connection and change.