D Is for Distance

D Is for Distance is a documentary film essay that uses a montage of archival footage, cinema history, and contemporary scenes. The narrative explores the era of post-truth through the personal experience of a young man. It examines how his childhood struggle with epilepsy reflects broader global issues and depicts his eventual victory over these hardships.

The film was produced in Finland by Elokuvayhtiö Testifilmi and directed by Chris Petit and Emma Matthews, with Petit also serving as the screenwriter. The production features Louis Petit appearing as himself and Jodhi May providing the narration. The movie has a runtime of 90 minutes.