Time to Go (2021)
Set against the backdrop of Galway's vibrant nightlife, Time to Go follows a nun's journey in a Halloween costume party where everyone mistakes her for a party-goer in disguise.
With a touch of cultural juxtaposition, this narrative marked her first exploration of the convergence of Brazilian and Irish traditions: choosing the backdrop of Halloween, a holiday not typically celebrated in Brazil, and incorporating the iconic Brazilian classic song, "Tico-Tico no Fubá," as the contrasting soundtrack.
In her debut experimental short film, Verena assumed various roles including writer, director, editor, and producer. T
This silent mood piece was entirely filmed using the camera on her phone, with production taking place within the span of a single night.
Time To Go premiered at the local monthly event for independent filmmakers in Galway, "Little Cinema”.