USA / 2025 / 9mins / Experimental / English

In a distant world beneath a sky washed in permanent green, the last survivors of a dying civilization—an isolated group of women—perform an ancient ritual of dance to
summon a being from the cosmos. As their planet crumbles around them, their synchronized, otherworldly movements ripple through space, calling forth an ethereal
extraterrestrial presence. When the being arrives, shimmering with celestial energy, she grants the women the chance to complete their ritual—a cosmic ceremony that
blurs the boundaries between life and transformation. As the women dance, their bodies dissolve into radiant energy, merging with the infinite web of the universe in a
transcendent act of creation. Blending experimental cinematography, hypnotic soundscapes, and visceral choreography, Green Bay defies conventional science fiction and dance film narratives, immersing viewers in a surreal, sensory experience that explores themes of survival, ritual, and the cyclical nature of life in the face of extinction.

Shawn Antoine II

Shawn Antoine II is an award-winning filmmaker based in Harlem, NY. He attended Cardinal Hayes High School in the Bronx, the same high school as Martin Scorsese. In 2013, during his senior season at Cardinal Hayes he won the varsity football championship after his school's 32-year championship drought. He earned a full athletic scholarship to attend the University of Rhode Island. During his time at the University of Rhode Island he majored in public relations. His love for filmmaking came about after he created his first short-documentary, The Movement. Since then he has taken on the mantra to “inform and inspire” through his films. He has directed and produced several films. His short film, Showtime (2019), was selected for 47 film festivals and he was named the Best New Director by the Hip Hop Film Festival. Learn More