Filmmaker Statement

In "Morgue Love", one of Salice Rose’s social media personas leaps onto the big screen. Her character, steeped in personal turmoil, unwittingly projects her misery onto others, making them question their own reality. Set in a morgue—a place of endings—two souls confront modern struggles of identity and love, spurred by a blend of emotions and isopropyl. This film, my directorial debut, bridges the gap between digital charisma and raw, on-screen emotion. It's a look at how personal chaos can ripple outward, and a reminder of the human need for genuine connection.