An aspiring actor goes to an audition where his true talents will be put to the test.
A TNVS driver receives an unusual pickup order which later reveals secrets from the past.
The rework for The Church
The film is a collection of testimonies about how people remember the death of a young man in the town of Khuldabad in the Deccan. Through these memories of a death, each different from the other, the film attempts to sketch a portrait of the town, its people and the contested times we live in.
Who has the elephant on their conscience? A Matti tree and a butterfly conduct an investigation together.
Returning to his “taxidermy museum” childhood home, Tyler sorts through his grandmother’s belongings as memories of her dementia resurface.
Building houses far from home: through their own mobile phone images, Bangladeshi construction workers in Kosovo offer a raw glimpse of life between precarious work and dreams of a bett er future.
a janitor has a unfortunate encounter that leads to his demise.
Bodies drift at the water's edge, colliding with one another and surrendering to the rhythm of the waves. A harmonious interplay of sun, water, touch, and the simple joy of losing oneself together.
A sequence of incoherent and poetic images that appear in the mind during sleep
In this ode to classic slapstick comedy made entirely in Blender, watch this ghoul's multiple execution attempts on a rat living in his home.
Thirty villages, each with a different landscape of life, and one sea that embraces them all. This documentary records the scenery, the people and the traces of life layered there over a long time. Like the incoming tide, time keeps flowing into the villages and out again. Some leave; others return. The villages change little by little. Yet the sea is still there, and so are the people's memories and lives. The film slowly observes the memories of home and the time of life held by those who have lived alongside the sea.
Null Adjustments follows the repair of the Buchla 100 at the Library of Congress, an early modular synthesizer built by Don Buchla for composer Morton Subotnick, who used it to create Silver Apples of the Moon. Shot on 16mm film and employing optical printing techniques, the film pays homage to the instrument’s emergence in the 1960s and showcases its continued playability today.
An animation about a woman who is forced to be an immigrant due to her love for her country and family.
dream*time*travel (out of capitalism) lingers between a guided meditation, a (dream*)time travel and the prothesis of the self in the digital sphere. It questions self care procedures in western societies and how these are affected and emptied due to the ruling capitalist system. The body floats in the digital space, slowly degrading as well as the imagined (and real) woods.
Short film shot in Casares over 48 hours—between September 25 and 27, 2026—for the "Cortos Exprés" competition at the 13th New Andalusian Cinema Festival.
Something is living in my house.
If thoughts opened up onto dreams, one would look up and see in a cloud resting on the hill crest, an elephant poised to butt a riverbank. Handmade crystals of argentum painted on old acetate in the dark. Hopes of seeing the light. Falls back apart on itself. An utterance of royal poet: for fame home left bids cloud voyage journey sail sky far away. Emulsion cracks, base cracks, held by tape on both sides. Palm leaves crumble and 4K scans are pointless, dust gets in anyway. When it rains snakes crawl up into the spines of trees and look closely when the lightning strikes you can see their scales shine in the moonlight.
A queer auto-narrative between desire, ecstasy and regret. In the club, by the lake or going home at night – one's own judgement is often faster than the question of how one really feels.
