In the quiet, contemplative drama "Light Leak," directed by Jack Haran, a chance encounter with an old photograph sets off a chain of emotional revelations for a group of interconnected strangers. The story follows Aaliyah Katerina as a meticulous archivist who stumbles upon a damaged roll of undeveloped film, its imperfections threatening to erase a forgotten moment in time. Driven by a quiet obsession to salvage the image, she enlists the help of a reclusive technician played by David Vivian Jones, whose own troubled past is mirrored in the fragile negatives. As they work together, they are drawn into the lives of the subjects captured in the frame: a restless artist portrayed by Nathan Davies and a woman grappling with a long-held secret, played by Serena Lewis. The central conflict emerges not from the photograph itself, but from the delicate process of revealing truths that each character has buried. With a gentle, atmospheric tone and a runtime of just twelve minutes, this poignant short film explores how light, memory, and imperfection can both obscure and illuminate the most profound connections between people.