Iron Farm

Police officers Rahim(Irfan Zaini) and Easwaran(Logavarman) begin investigating the disappearance of 15-year-old student in the town of Sri Tebong. As the investigation unfolds, they uncover hidden secrets, unexpected connections, and dark truths buried within the community and the mysteries hidden behind ordinary lives.

Baby Gun

Baby Gun is a documentary and fiction hybrid short film. The film is set during the annual holiday of Karabash in Prizren, Kosovo. The tradition celebrates the begging of summer and is discussed due to its pagan origins. Imitation rifles and guns are often bought for young boys during the celebration. The film simulates the atmosphere of a battlefield among various groups. The children engage in combat while playing in the city park. Their actions and attention is isolated from the faraway lives and problems of contemporary adulthood surrounding them. The film explores collective memory, generational trauma, and masculinity in societies shaped by recent violence, conflict, and war.

Home Movies: Inside the Making of Amélie

Documentary on the making of Amélie

Ish Meets a Mermaid

An Ojibwe artist named Ish finds that his paintings aren’t selling anymore, he is in debt to his gallery rep, and a local goon is lurking around his studio. When he decides to take an artist’s getaway, he meets trouble with a mysterious woman, Ziibi, who claims to be part of an underwater society that tribal mythology refers to as the people of the water, or Nibiinaabe. Ziibi brings Ish on a wild ride that ultimately leads to him finding success in the last place he ever expected — death.

Apology

Three friends find themselves in an unprecedented search for an unknown man around their hometown.

Hidden materials

Banned languages, books telling stories of alien children, and strange sculptures that resemble spaceships. The history of the suppression of the Basque language during Franco’s dictatorship opens the door to the invisible.

When nature calls

A man suddenly experiences stomach issues while on a run and has to find a toilet.

The Final Fork

When her beloved fifth fork mysteriously disappears, an obsessive woman embarks on an increasingly absurd journey to find it, slowly rediscovering the world she’s been too distracted to notice.

Deep Sleep

A young man suffering from sleep paralysis begins to fear that the figure haunting his bedroom is more than just a nightmare.

LE CIEL EST COULEUR THÉA

Tous les plaisirs

To the Horizon and Back

Artist Alexander Carey-Morgan buries himself within 572KG of clay for three consecutive days in the performance piece ‘To the Horizon and Back’.

Commander Clep Hoggins VS The Aliens

The Reporter follows Commander Clep Hoggins and his Private as they attempt to survive an alien invasion

Our Bodies Ours

Our Bodies Ours is a short poetic animated film that explores the nuance and beauty of trans becoming from a diasporic lens. Leaning on the music of lyric, it reframes gender-affirming care as an intricate, intimate and meandering act. What does it take to stitch our bodies into their true and ever-changing shapes, to migrate between who we are and who we may become?

Introducción a la catástrofe

A poetic and experimental journey exploring collapse, landscape transformation, and the fissures of contemporary life through the archive and attentive observation.

Laolao, Nainai, And Me

In 2005, at the age of 20, I got my first DV camera. Back then, I harbored a lofty dream: to become a film director.When I wasn’t shooting short films, I occasionally filmed the two elderly women in my family — my maternal grandmother and paternal grandmother. Simply put, they were advanced in years, and I wanted to leave some footage as memories for my future children.I shot numerous short films and wrote dozens of screenplays over those years, yet none of them ever went anywhere.My maternal grandmother passed away in 2018, followed by my paternal grandmother in 2020, and my dream of making films crumbled completely during that period.It was not until one day, as I looked at my own child, that it suddenly dawned on me: those trivial daily recordings might well be the most precious footage I had ever captured. I then resolved to edit the years of archived material into a full-length feature.