Abinadi Meza (US/MX) is a Latinx-Indigenous (Wixárika) artist and filmmaker based in Austin, Texas. His films have been presented at Crossroads Festival, San Francisco; Houston Cinema Arts Festival; Athens International Film & Video Festival (US); Salt Lake City Film Festival; Atlanta Film Festival; Anthology Film Archives, New York; Cosmic Rays Film Festival, Chapel Hill; Taos Center for the Arts, New Mexico; Festival ECRÃ, Rio de Janeiro; Bogotá Experimental Film Festival; Mientras Tanto Cine, Montevideo; Ribalta Experimental Film Festival (IT); Sipontum Arthouse International Film Festival (IT); Kassel Dokfest (DE); Northern Film Festival (NL); Flatpack Film Festival, Birmingham; Aesthetica Film Festival, York; Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin; Dingle International Film Festival (IE); non-syntax Festival, Taipei; and Wellington Underground Film Festival, among other venues.

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Synopsis : 

Time Crystals is an experimental short film about images, memory, and time, as told by a not-quite-human narrator.

This synthetic narrator is remembering time through images, though it's not clear if the memories are real, if they are fantasies, or something in-between. The narrator describes finding patterns in time, which "she" calls time crystals. We do not know if this enigmatic film is a record, a signal, or a dream.