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A short film about boys riding their bicycles in the forest. A beautiful visual poem.

A young man is forced to confront his past when he leaves his childhood home behind.

Uncover the shared patterns that surface in near-death and shared-death experiences, illuminated by the groundbreaking work of Dr. Raymond Moody and William Peters. Their decades of research intertwine with profound personal testimonies and age-old stories from every corner of the world—a graceful dance between intellect and emotion that opens a luminous doorway into the afterlife.

Down on his luck, a single father stumbles into a casino in hopes of winning big to support his daughter. Things take a dark turn when he follows a mysterious dealer deeper into the casino...

After a young man confesses to taking the lives of his parents in the name of the lord to bring them to god faster, a priest wrestles with the weight of this sin while the killer plans his next attack.

A further exploration of how Oscar Geppetto views music and reality. A sequence cut from the original film.

Ana is a dedicated student who appears to be fine, but she faces constant pressure from school and expectations around her. Little by little, the exhaustion and difficulty in expressing herself begin to show, even if no one notices at first. When the situation reaches its limit, a moment of listening within the school changes everything. The short film shows how young people’s mental health often goes unnoticed and how spaces for support can be the first step toward change.

one hundred doors closing is a durational aural/video artwork contemplating the limits of potentiality, and the acknowledgement of both physical and mental decline associated with aging. Through repetition of form, doors builds out a network of isolated and immersive audiophonic recordings that are at the same time both strange and familiar, offering a collection of sonic snap-shots reflecting on the everyday sublime. Intentional listening with quality headphones is encouraged.

The Adi Ganga River has seen gods and myths flow by, as well as the goods of the British East India Company. Today, it is clogged with rubbish. Blending folk music and pictorial traditions with a contemporary postcolonial and environmentalist discourse, the film is a fascinating exploration of the boundaries and possibilities of cinematic formats.

At a remote gas station, Clara and her son wait for his father to pick him up. The wait fills the encounter with tension and reveals a secret that Clara is hiding.

Judi Love takes the stage at the London Palladium following a sold-out tour, for an evening of fresh, unapologetic and charismatic real talk.

Across generations, a single instrument connects people from different eras - from an emigrating zither player in the Bavarian Forest in 1881, to the persecuted and the lovers of the 20th century, to a deaf young woman in present-day Munich - weaving them into a polyphonic, musical hymn to memory, loss, and solidarity.