"You are not watching slices of life, of life being lived, you are watching thinking being thought, albeit a time and space of a different kind, or rather, one of an embodied ideation, one which no longer discerns life and ideas, where life itself is a live action of ideas." – Alexandre Galmard, Quantity Cinema

Where the involvement of people/actors in his previous two films seemed to alternate between the capturing of real life utterances and the reading of texts, with his third feature, Isiah Medina engages with character and performance in far greater depth, creating a work that exists almost entirely in a series of precisely scripted yet decidedly bricolage conversations.

An often funny, always philosophical, hangout movie, Night is Limpid centres upon an endless stream of dialogues between a group of friends and artists on everything from student debt, whether art can be taught, the future of cinema, Covid lockdown polices and much more.