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A couple must face that their relationship isn't what it used to be.
As Borges once said, “Censorship is the mother of metaphor.” This 16mm structural film explores how state control breeds its own linguistic and visual resistance. Created in response to China's "zero-COVID" policy—with its harsh lockdowns, relentless testing, and severe restrictions that tragically culminated in the Ürümqi fire—this project treats developed image-less Ektachrome film as an "unclean" object in need of cleansing. By applying chlorine dioxide to film surfaces—following government disinfection guidelines during the pandemic—the work transforms physical material into a metaphor for censorship and information control in mainland China. Untitled Film Disinfection Project examines the delicate intersection of public health measures, state control, and artistic resistance.
If the sun drowns in a sea of mist / And a wave of darkness covers the world / And sight vanishes from every eye and gaze / And the path is lost among lines and circles / You who wander, who searches, and who understand / Have no guide but the eyes of words. The Egyptian poet Ahmed Fouad Negm wrote these lines in the early 1970s. Today, they are sung by a woman who stands with her back to the horizon. Noli me tangere is a journey in which personal history is inevitably disrupted by the course of history in Lebanon. It begins at the moment when the very idea of tomorrow suddenly loses all meaning.
On Halloween night, Michael Myers escapes into a quiet neighborhood after fleeing Smith’s Grove Sanitarium. As the streets fall silent, Beatriz becomes the target of his relentless pursuit.
Tasked with organising a four-day stag weekend in Budapest, Daniel brings together groom-to-be Henry and 16 of his closest friends and family for a weekend of chaos, drinking and questionable decisions. But beyond the madness lies a portrait of Henry’s life, told through the people who know him best.
A woman and a group of environmental volunteers struggle to protect sea turtles as they work to heal the damage caused by human activity. Through an observational approach, From Darkness to Blue explores the sacrifices made to protect these creatures, the challenges faced along the way, and humanity's responsibility toward nature.
In "ODEBERECY," we follow a day in the life of a babalorixá during a Candomblé festival, seen through the eyes of his spiritual children. Amidst rituals, displays of affection, responsibilities, and moments of celebration, the film reveals the human dimension behind the figure of the Pai de Santo, exploring the relationships forged within the terreiro and the bonds of ancestry, faith, and belonging that sustain this community.
The Exorcist (2025) Who taught us that black magic is bad magic? In an experimental vertical format video, Krade explores the taboos surrounding witchcraft, the etymology of the word "necromancy", and the link between colonialism and folk magic. This short film, published in three parts on Instagram and YouTube, belongs to a larger and ongoing work, including a self-published essay.
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When a sesh goes wrong. Best Film - Quicktime Film Festival People's Choice Award - Shorties Film Festival
The film follows Saba at the protest.
A man is sentenced to death by hanging at Owl Bridge during the American Civil War.
Ghosts In Google Street View is an experimental short film that brings together desktop aesthetics, simulated reenactments, and images from everyday life. The film centers on an ordinary stray dog photograph that artist Kadir Kayserilioğlu encounters by chance on Google Street View. Deeply affected by the image, the artist travels to the coordinates where the photograph was taken in an attempt to find the dog in real life. What begins as a journey tracing the image of an animal gradually transforms into a reflective narrative in which digital representations and physical encounters intertwine, extending toward themes of creation and annihilation.
On a morning like any other, a young man recalls the summers of his childhood.
Poland, spring 1945. In a landscape suspended between the end of the war and the beginning of uncertainty, two survivors meet: a Polish prisoner on the run and a young German deserter.
In The City at the end of the world, a wounded man finds temporary sanctuary within the depths of a mysterious building, where a fateful encounter with the silver screen awaits him.
A 10-year-old student quietly struggles under the overwhelming pressure of school, watching his childhood dreams slowly fold away