This episode of Timecode features three distinct independent films—a family drama about siblings reconnecting after rehab, an animated dark comedy following an escaped jaguar’s destructive adventure, and a documentary examining the realities of life in Plaquemines Parish’s struggling fishing industry—along with interviews with the filmmakers behind each project. Highlights include a story of family and recovery, an animated dark comedy about a jaguar on the loose, and a moving documentary exploring life in Louisiana’s disappearing fishing communities.

Featured Films:

• Here We Go Again (Eric Williamson) – Two siblings reunite after one of them is released from rehab, forcing both to confront old wounds and uncertain futures. Includes an interview with filmmaker Eric Williamson and writer Sadie May.
• Valerio’s Day Out (Michael Arcos) – A young jaguar escapes from a zoo and embarks on a violent rampage. After being captured and relocated, he records a video diary for his significant other, Lula. Includes an interview with filmmaker Michael Arcos.
• Plaquemines (Nailah Jefferson) – A father and son navigate life within Louisiana’s fading fishing culture as they confront the challenges facing Plaquemines Parish. Includes an interview with filmmaker Nailah Jefferson.

Cold Open:

• For DUI Call Joe (John Deal)

Timecode was a television series dedicated to showcasing independent filmmakers, short films, music videos, documentaries, animation, and experimental work while giving creators a platform to discuss their process and projects. Our mission was simple: inspire people to make movies.

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