What’s Lost is an experimental short film that explores the idea of losing access to digital content on the internet. There have been instances where videos or documents disappear online, and once they’re gone, there’s no way to retrieve them. This is particularly true in the age of streaming, where many productions vanish without a physical backup. “What’s Lost” encourages viewers to consider the reliability of physical media as a safer way to preserve content. By embracing physical formats, individuals can take control of their information, safeguarding it from the influence of larger entities that have the authority to erase things from the internet at their discretion.
