Elegy Apokalypto

Elegy Apokalypto is an experimental documentary anthology focusing on the theme of mental distress. Through nine different perspectives provided by filmmakers from across the globe, the film explores universal feelings of heartbreak, alienation, loneliness, and depression.

Produced by Fringe Hippo Films, this international project involved contributors from Canada, Brazil, India, Spain, Poland, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The film was directed by a collective including Luke Eadie, Ujan Ghosh, Oliwier Kołodziejczyk, Evan Olsen, Caio Omena, Abe Timm, and Josu Petite. For Luke Eadie and Evan Olsen, this was the first film in a sequence of 2026 releases. For Oliwier Kołodziejczyk, it followed Cure for Loneliness (2026). Caio Omena directed this as his tenth film out of thirteen, placed between So Help Me Lord (2026) and F M L (2026). Abe Timm directed it after The Shirt Off My Bony Back and Then Some (2026), while Josu Petite directed it after The Human Interval (2026).

The screenplay was written by Abe Timm, Luke Eadie, and Dustin Wilson V. The cast features the directors appearing as themselves, with Luke Eadie and Josu Petite providing voice work. The film has a total runtime of 26 minutes.