Destroying Angels

Lidija is a wealthy Zagreb lady who, during the German occupation, begins to collaborate with Yugoslav Resistance.

Sasha, a soldier, has lost his family to an airplane crush. He comes home to avenge them and plans to murder a survived pilot who is responsible for disaster. However, his plans are interrupted when he meets a girl and falls in love. 'Flight' is a story of struggle between love and hatred.

In a world where people are engulfed by their social media image, people will go to great lengths to keep up their fake persona inviting secret companies to maintain their image and discretion. When the company is discovered by Jessica (Megan Ecker) she puts the company on a crash course to discretionary collapse. Her love interest James (Tyler Eagan) fights to keep his clients a secret and their success appearing to be their own. When a pesky reporter (Grace Chang) confronts him on his work, the secret begins to unravel, only to reveal James and Rick's (Donald Dodge) company, NoMo Gym, could be more successful going public than it ever could privately. But at what cost?

Yukio Mishima text is being used to render the reality, to get rid of the fiction- not only from Mishima's writings and life but also Malga's world. Japanese imagery is a cocoon for semi- documentary, dark fairy-tale-like voyeuristic shots and all that in raw trash punk aesthetics. She makes Mishima's fantasies as true as her intimate confessions on love and suicide. Despite the title there is not much love, and if there is- it's all contaminated with death.