Methuselah is an experimental horror short film by Nathan “Nate” Sellers, inspired by a traumatic childhood event of the filmmaker. The film, narrated by Jordan Mullins, explores the dual role of trees as silent witnesses and participants in human violence, reflecting on the emotional weight of these themes. Through its creation, Sellers aimed to visually express personal feelings and found a sense of ease in the filmmaking process, collaborating with talented individuals like Mullins and composer Abby Swidler.
