Ednos 2013
"An inside look into the psychosis of Jolene's EDNOS"
In "Ednos (2013)", director Stephanie Joline delivers a raw, intimate glimpse into the hidden world of Eating Disorder Not Otherwise Specified—EDNOS.
Director: Stephanie Joline
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ednos (2013) about?
Ednos (2013) presents Jolene, a confident young woman who treats her Eating Disorder Not Otherwise Specified as a lifestyle choice rather than a medical condition. The short film reveals her meticulous rituals and the facade of control masking a growing psychological unraveling.
Who directed Ednos?
Ednos was directed by Stephanie Joline, who drew from her personal experience with EDNOS to create this raw, introspective short film.
Who stars in Ednos?
The film stars Vikki Chew in the lead role, alongside Kirstin Howell, Vikki Humphrey, Emily Pettet, and Sarah Richardson.
Is Ednos (2013) worth watching?
Though unrated on IMDb, Ednos (2013) offers a unique and poignant perspective on a rarely discussed eating disorder. Its tight runtime and emotional depth make it a compelling watch for fans of psychological drama and short films that defy expectations.
How long is Ednos?
Ednos (2013) is an eight-minute short film.
About Ednos (2013) — A Short Film Unmasking the Hidden Face of EDNOS
In "Ednos (2013)", director Stephanie Joline delivers a raw, intimate glimpse into the hidden world of Eating Disorder Not Otherwise Specified—EDNOS. Starring Vikki Chew in a hauntingly powerful performance, the short drama challenges perceptions of eating disorders by portraying Jolene, a seemingly confident young woman who views her condition not as an illness, but as a carefully curated lifestyle. With a striking blend of control and chaos, the film explores themes of perfectionism, self-deception, and the thin line between routine and obsession. Shot in a minimalist, almost surreal style, it captures the eerie calm of someone trapped inside their own compulsive rituals.
Based on Stephanie Joline's real-life battle with EDNOS, this eight-minute film strips away stereotypes to reveal the unsettling truth behind a disorder that often flies under the radar. Jolene's meticulous tea-making, obsessive counting, and ritualistic purging aren't just habits—they're the walls of her self-imposed prison. As her facade begins to crack, the film asks a chilling question: When everything seems in perfect order, what happens when control slips away? A thought-provoking and unsettling short film, Ednos (2013) is a must-watch for fans of psychological drama and unflinching character studies.