Savage Facades is an audio-visual, fashion design, interior design and architecture appreciation piece, taking place in a residence in Mexico City designed by architecture firm Sulkin Askenazi, directed by Sulkin Askenazi & Vile Studio, filmed by Claudio Napolitano, as well as starring the neurotic Sophia Altholz.

This film is meant to provoke aesthetic thirst, hesitant nervousness, and uncomfortable meticulous yearning for an unachievable beauty. The main character is restlessly seeking flawlessness, amidst her seemingly perfect environment, remaining mostly unsatisfied; her inner calm is hanging by a very thin thread. Whether reading a book and spotting a loose twine, or the illusion of hearing sounds from the hidden closet, to the obsessive re-application of red polish after hundreds of tries; she is endlessly seeking perfection, in a loop where it seems unachievable. Perfection is just her exhausted illusion, being triggered by her surroundings of endless wooden squares, acute corners, and pristine design.