Directed in a highly stylized manner, with a shallow plane of focus that intentionally keeps certain objects blurred and a camera that moves with conspicuous mechanical precision, their works have a dreamlike quality about them. This is directly alluded to in the subtitle of one of their most handsome works, The Butterfly's View, where scenes of a latticework of ladders shooting through an angular construction are intercut with shots of a sleeping woman. SEED - their most famous short work, references the turn-of-the-century as a man peers through a Kinetoscope to watch the nightmare-tinged fantasy of a figure overwhelmed by mysterious forces on the deserted streets of a city after dark. These are the longest and most accomplished works in the LostChocolateLab Collection.