In the fleeting, dreamlike space of a four-minute musical journey, "NOVA ONE - chlorine" immerses viewers in a raw and resonant emotional landscape. Directed by Frankie Ferrari, the film centers on the magnetic Roz Raskin as a musician navigating the turbulent waters of memory and heartache, surrounded by a vivid ensemble including Chaimes Parker, Muggs Fogarty, and Emily Dix Thomas. Through a series of stylized vignettes and haunting original songs, the characters grapple with the intoxicating and sometimes toxic residues of past relationships, using music as both a salve and a confessional. This evocative short film blends the intimate feel of a DIY rock show with cinematic poetry, creating an atmospheric experience that feels like flipping through a beautifully melancholic diary set to a compelling soundtrack. It’s a brief but potent exploration of how we process loss, where the melodies linger long after the final note fades.