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Created in-camera on a rooftop in La Paz, Bolivia in July on B&W reversal film with my Bolex as dusk was approaching. The city’s sea of antennas and surrounding mountains pointing to the sky inform the film’s sound.
A lonely young man is spending a night by himself in his apartment and begins to suspect he might not actually be alone.
This experimental short film about What if Clothes Room Isn't Clothes Room what could would be change? a dressing room? or other room and person step in and it's stop changing The director is conveying that the room, which undergoes transformation, is like our lives, which are constantly changing and irreversible. And the person entering this room is like entering their own unchanging consciousness. Ultimately, this story conveys the message that all human beings are constantly changing, even if their appearance remains the same.
A zombie seeks therapy after realising he's addicted to eating brains.
Filmed in 16mm, this poetic journey reconnects gender transitions with the Earth's movements and the lava flowing around its core.
Monet spends her time painting and being with her roommates Vince and Henri. Everyday, she paints on the sidewalk by a mural. One day a girl, Brandy, sits next to her and draws. Monet immediately falls for her and keeps going back to meet this girl. Eventually the two girls start getting closer, leading to a deep connection and newfound love.
In a seedy bar, a game of truco pits Vittorio against Amaro, a violent and domineering player. As the stakes and threats escalate, Vittorio activates a hidden recorder. The police burst in, revealing a trap set to capture Amaro.
Cristina blames herself for her sister's death. A year later, she appears in the dark hallway of her house.
A reclusive hunter at the end of her rope decides to go hunting for the beloved town celebrity: a sentient wish granting star.
Sometimes it only takes one word to realize your destiny and become your true self.
Finn Horsman’s video
Facing the inhabited space again through an unfamiliar gaze, attempting to discover a hidden body through ambiguous observation. Either a return or another rupture.
A late night of songwriting on the guitar within a flow of tangled-up ideas.
The story of a couple who move to a new area and discover their good fortune in having a lake only a short distance away. They go exploring, only to find it abandoned by all its residents except one, and they are wary of her. After hearing claims of a ghost in the area, they decide to investigate. They are shocked and amazed by the events they witness on this quiet little lake.
During the funeral, a young girl tracks down her dead grandfather's soul, only to find him happily gambling in the afterlife. Slipping him a transit pass, fireworks explode—Bang! Grandpa blasts into the heavens.
Sheriff Keith deals with Family relationships.
When does a river start dying? Who will remember the river once it disappears? Blending observation, oral histories, and personal narration, the film moves between memory and the present, revealing how ecological change quietly alters landscapes, livelihoods, and cultural traditions as the community learns to live with its absence.