In the intimate and unsettling short film "Rag Dolls," director Amy Adler crafts a poignant exploration of memory and identity through the eyes of a young woman grappling with her past. As she sorts through the remnants of her childhood home, she is confronted by a collection of handmade rag dolls, each one a silent witness to a fractured family history. These seemingly innocent toys become vessels for long-buried emotions, triggering a series of vivid and disquieting recollections. The film masterfully blurs the lines between reality and memory, drawing the viewer into its protagonist's internal struggle to reconcile who she was with who she has become. With a delicate, atmospheric tone that leans into psychological drama, "Rag Dolls" presents a quietly powerful story about the artifacts we leave behind and the shadows they continue to cast.