Imaginary film is a collection of subtitles from a film that exists only in my head. 

There are no scenes, no actors, no sound—only a black screen and words. Each subtitle becomes a fragment of an imagined moment: a thought I never said, a conversation that never happened, a memory, a joke, a political observation, a quiet confession, or a scene that perhaps only makes sense to me.

Sometimes it is poetic. Sometimes intimate. Sometimes absurd. Sometimes it speaks about the world, and sometimes it speaks only about myself.

Together, these fragments form an imaginary film without an ending—an archive of thoughts, feelings, and stories that found their way onto the screen. 

A film made entirely of words, for scenes that may have never happened.