Serpent Rain (2016) and Four Waters: Deep Implicancy (2019) are as much experiments in working together as they are films about the future. Together, they consider urgent global issues including migration, displacement, legacies of colonialism and ecological devastation, and ask urgent questions. What is possible if ethical thinking is stripped of value? How do we get to the post-human without technology? Presenting a reimagined cosmos—an alternative to the violent, segregated world we have inherited—the films seek a primordial moment of entanglement prior to the separation of matter evolving into the planet we know, a time that Ferreira da Silva describes as "Deep Implicancy."