Elsie and Colleen are neighbors. They live door to door in British suburbia. Both are deeply lonely. Elsie, an elderly widow, has nursing staff coming over who are overworked and only able to do the bare minimum. Colleen is unemployed. Her only companion is her beloved pit bull, Sabre. With growing unease, she watches the constant coming and going of care workers in Elsie’s apartment—and suddenly decides to take care of her neighbor herself. But Colleen’s motives may not be as pure as they seem. Dragonfly starts out as a quiet social drama and unfolds into a vexing thriller with horror elements strewn in. British writer-director Paul Andrew Williams keeps the cards close to his chest and plays with our expectations all the way to the shocking conclusion. (Leonie Markovics)

In attendance of Paul Andrew Williams (director)