When a young boy goes missing, his best friend is tormented by the mystery surrounding the disappearance and begins sleeping in his armoire. Through magnificent art direction, Jamie Travis brings us another poignant children’s tale, eerily capturing a young boy’s struggle to hide his secrets. 
– Kathleen Mullen

Toronto International Film Festival

Panel Statement
I was particularly impressed with this film for its cohesive unique vision.  The story was eerie, sad and moving and the tone was supported seamlessly by the shooting style as well as the crisp, beautiful art direction.
– Sherry White

Jamie Travis studied film at the University of British Columbia. His short films include Patterns (05), Patterns 2 (06), Patterns 3 (06) and The Saddest Boy in the World (06). The Armoire (09) is his latest film.