In the tightly wound short film Spring Cleaning, directed by Owen Mollard, a seemingly mundane chore spirals into a tense psychological standoff. The story follows two sisters, played by Kate Heffernan and Cassie Okenka, who are tasked with clearing out a cluttered family home. What begins as a routine effort to sort through boxes and dust off memories quickly reveals deep-seated resentments and long-buried secrets. As the sisters navigate the physical mess, their contrasting personalities clash—one eager to move on and discard the past, the other clinging to every keepsake as a lifeline. The confined space of the house becomes a pressure cooker, amplifying their unspoken grievances and forcing them to confront painful truths about their relationship and shared history. With a taut, atmospheric tone that blends domestic drama with subtle suspense, Spring Cleaning explores how the act of cleaning can unearth more than just dirt. This gripping eleven-minute film keeps viewers on edge, wondering whether the sisters will find reconciliation or if their fragile bond will finally shatter under the weight of the past.