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A documentary on the legendary Yakut rock band "Cholbon"

An adaptation of one of the opening scenes from The Hobbit (Tolkien 1937) into toki pona, a constructed language from Sonja Lang (2001).

He worked hard for his fame - yet, it's been stolen from him.

A teenage girl's encounter with three friends unravels into an emotional mystery where trust and truth collide.

on the last day before i moved out, i made a video of my old house’s backyard.

A trans woman tries to find a job.

An ensemble narrative follows a group of African mothers and children living in Rome’s squatted buildings during a day trip to the beach. When a young boy named Adonai disappears, it brings to light the shared trauma of crossing the Mediterranean, confronting the mothers with their painful memories and connecting the community through a deeply spiritual relation with the sea.

Remains Unsaid is a non-film created using a laser engraver. While scanning my late brother’s poetry to disseminate to family, I was fascinated with the overlapping text inherent in the editing process and the visual anomalies created by the Underwood-Olivetti typewriter. This moving image artwork is an assemblage of these artifacts, printed on transparency paper and cut into 16mm strips. The audio was captured from a projection of the film on an Eiki Slim Line.

A boy finds himself in a room.

A young teenager decides to run away from home to escape their shouting parents, and during the journey, they begin to see the world differently than before.

An unsolved massacre in the director's family that took place when she was not even two years old. It's a film about growing up with war, growing up with fear, growing up with death, and the implications of an unachieved true reconciliation and mourning on our contemporary society.

Set in a distant future within a sprawling metropolis, the animated short film Cefalópodes follows Duda, an insecure beginner drag queen performing in underground bars. The narrative chronicles her tender romantic relationship with Teo, a painter from Saturn's moon, which gradually fades amid heavy silences and emotional misconnections.

KILL YOUR IDOLS is a collection of 17 music videos by bleood, presented as a single feature-length work. Moving between nocturnal city footage, ghostly figures, and eerie, ritualistic imagery, the film plays like a dark visual album about worship, obsession, and the urge to tear down what you once looked up to.

A pandemic-era thriller about a family living on a small Pennsylvania farm who, while learning to live with the "new normal," discover that they are not the only ones living on the farm.

A dystopian fetish agency stages ritualized domination sessions where religious iconography, demonology, and latex bodies merge into a choreography of controlled erotic power.

On their last night together two best friends Johnathan and Ricky go out, taping their every experience. However as the footage continues Johnathan starts to see a second personality of the friend he once knew.

A meditation on family and illness created from a series of looping stop-motion animations, found footage and 35mm colour reversal slides.

Xiaodong once worked as a security guard at a university, where he nurtured a dream of making films, and for a time became known as the “inspirational security brother”. When the online fame faded, he returned to ordinary life. There he met Yuzhuo, who had left her family after illness reshaped her outlook. Their meeting was like a stone tossed into a lake, sending ripples across the surface.

Dante's Inferno unfolds in the days and weeks before the events of The Boiling Frog, tracing how Coral and Jayden were dragged into the room for the first time. We see the moment their imprisonment begins, the strange dynamics of their early friendship, and the slow erosion of hope as the walls close in. The film dives into insanity, desperate measures, hopelessness, and isolation, building an eerie sense that the room itself is already shaping their fate long before The Boiling Frog begins.

Mary Dague lost both arms defusing bombs in Iraq. She tried for years to write her story and couldn't. Eighteen years later, she's building a world where that trauma belongs to someone else—narrated by DANI, the artificial consciousness she created to watch over her fictional selves. The film reveals her rebuilding identity through imagination, and asks what happens when the only way to tell the truth is through fiction.