Six anonymous voices in Telluride weave fragmented thoughts about change, love, and vulnerability. A medical observation about cardiovascular problems cuts through the poetic dialogue, mixing emotional introspection with a stark physical reality.
Come closer.
you, and it come to me, that's all right.
I understand you need a change.
When you make that change, then the world will elevate you.
And if I told you then that I could cry, would you take my tears and watch the sunrise?
I'm not afraid There's no shame, so when you take those tears, don't look.
See, I'm all right.
When you take those tears, don't look.
See, I'm all right. How can I How can I explain? I want your love.
I will change.
Left.
All right, so I got to go back this way. Why do you want to do that?
Oh no, come on. I'll speak to her.
Keep her.
Cardiovascular is the primary problem.
I know, that's why I don't understand this.
Well, it's one of the things that that says.
60 years old with an 18 year old ski brain - High Alpine Runs Breckenridge January 2025
