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When a teenager gets dumped by his partner, he hastily spirals into suicidal thoughts.

dreamachine emerged from the collaboration between sound artist Estelle Schorpp and video artist charline dally. Created from archival footage recorded on DV cassettes in the Shinkansen and Hong Kong trains, the film brings together images that become fluid, blending with analog video feedback and shimmering textures. Musically, synthesized sounds and field recordings, modulated by algorithmic processes, compose a hybrid soundscape with brilliant and enveloping textures. The project seeks to transpose the sensation of looking out of a train window, and the way in which the mind can escape and float away in a dreamlike state.

A journey through leather, warmth and light, and the disembodied fear of catching the last train home. Our film has taken shape through a mix of live action, stop motion, and visual programming that connects the rural and the digital to form a journey in transit, flicking between both spatial planes in this search for home.

A one minute short film where the main character finds themselves late for school.

The Dog spent peaceful, ordinary days — taking walks in the park, playing games on the computer, and sometimes going to the polling station. If everyone wishes for peace, why do people continue to fight?

A forensic filming of a 1829 Vuillamy turret clock still beating within a crumbling colonial era tower. The infliction of this steam age time machine is illuminated by the natural rhythms of piercing daylight.

A young couples' future dreams quickly fall apart when the husband gets a phone call, telling him his wife was caught in a fatal accident. He races to the scene and breaks down with the thought he’ll never see her again. When he finds a fox hidden underneath his wives’ coat he takes it home, holding on to the idea that the animal is his wife.

An animated anthology of three interconnected stories about the consequences of war. Through the loss of home, loved ones, and a gradual fading of humanity, the film explores deep psychological traumas that echo in memory and transform one’s perception of the world and reality.

About the 1970s-style London restaurant, Oslo Court, and its cultural importance to the Jewish community, with waiter, Neil, at its beating heart.

After losing his first love, a young man struggles to let go of the memories she left behind, turning heartbreak into a journey of acceptance, ambition, and quiet love

Marnie and her quirky friends celebrate Halloween.

A man refuses to open his mail.

A struggling writer, unable to find the confidence to finish his story, brings a character to life on the page. As the story unfolds, the girl he created becomes an unexpected source of inspiration, leading him to rediscover the creative conviction he had once lost.

Since moving from Malaysia to London in the 1970s, Malaysian-Chinese Buddhist and therapist Chuey has transformed the garden of her family home into a sanctuary of global flora; blending plants from across continents, her garden and personal story entwine in quiet narratives of migration, memory, and finding belonging. Set in the suburbs of North-West London as summer winds down, this meditative short invites us into her intimate reflections, offering a story of resilience, unity, and nature's power to dissolve barriers.


Calligraphic ink, brush and water: vegetation proliferates across a white surface, unfurling into flowers and branching into a delicate, hair-like network of veins. A melancholy voice seeps into it, singing of an abyss held at bay by flowers and grains of dust. Sharp, regular edges of digital seams and fragile yet defiant verses cut through the organic growth.

The Murmuring Deep is a sensorial non-fiction film that delves into a fractured view of the world as a play of mirrors, existing only as reflections of and in each other. Through a biological lens, the film seeks to glimpse the ecstatic chaos that underlies all reality.