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Created as his HKU graduation project, Kay Hilman’s animated short film, NOXIOUS, is a haunting exploration of a world reclaimed by nature. Created in Blender with a hand-drawn illustrative style, it imagines a impressive but terrifying new lifeform that has decided to claim our planet for itself. The music and sound design by Mikael Umarov helps set the mood.
When the sun dies out, the world goes quiet. Humanity begins to fall apart.
A short documentary about the Gender and Sexuality Alliance Network's TSI Initiative.
The life and work of Dr. Leslie King Hammond, a renowned art historian, teacher, curator and artist, exposes a side of the art world rarely seen. Through studio visits and museum exhibitions, Dr. Hammond untiringly dedicates her life to assisting artists of color find their way to success through humor, ingenuity and the incredible creativity she and her extended artist family embody. Her insistence on excellence and vision to rise above and transform the struggles she faces becomes contagious.
Victor, a shy and anxious guy, goes to Gabriel's apartment for the money he owes him. When he opens the door to Gabriel's room he will find nothing but horror...
The story of a lonely diner cleaner, hiding from the world behind the ridiculous guise of an old man, who one day finds a video game cartridge in a cereal box that opens the door to a world of forgotten youth, where the boundaries between past memories, fantasy and reality begin to gradually blur.
16mm experimental short. During the end of March, a group of seagulls travelling from Yunnan to Siberia.
An evening at the film institute brings two strangers together in a darkened classroom: Olga, a professor giving a lecture on the French New Wave, and Oleg, an electrician fixing a broken fuse. Their casual conversation quickly escalates into an argument about freedom and prohibition.
I created this film using digital collage, photography, paintings, videos pulled from various sources, and footage I shot from 2022 to 2026. - Christian Cornell