Facing twilight years of loneliness and isolation, Hilda (Joan Collins) whilst clearing out her deceased husband’s belongings, unearths a long-buried secret. The find forces her to confront her past and break free from her solitude with an attempt to live the life that she always denied herself…

LA Shorts (won BEST ACTRESS)
Manchester Film Festival (BEST SHORT FILM)
Aesthetica Short Film Festival
Vancouver International Film Festival
Brooklyn Women’s Film Festival
London Short Film Festival
New Port Beach Film Festival
Hollyshorts
Long listed for a BAFTA

An Asian-American high school football player confronts his deepest fears after an
encounter with a mysterious figure.

72nd Cannes Film Festival – Cinéfondation
(Queer Palm Nominee)
Best Score – Brooklyn Horror Film Festival
Spokane International Film Festival
Toronto Inside Out
Outfest LA
Vancouver Queer Film Festival
Taiwan International Queer Film Festival
…and many more

A portrait of one night’s intimacy between two men that just met. Their physical connection is immediate and they get carried away and have unsafe sex. Once the sexual tension has been released they’re having an intimate conversation, about gay men sexual roles, about preferences and self-image, about manhood.

As morning approaches, their moment is nearing its end and one’s need for reciprocity may question the other’s ability to love.

71st Cannes Film Festival – Cinéfondation Official Selection (France, May 2018)
34th Haifa film Festival – Official Selection (Haifa, Israel, September 2018)
24th Athens International Film Festival (Athens, Greece, September 2018)
41st Denver Film Festival – Official Selection (Denver, Colorado, USA, November 2018)
24th Chéries-Chéris Film Festival du Film LGBTQI de Paris – Sélection Officielle (Paris, France, November 2018)
23rd Riga International Film Festival 2ANNAS – Official Selection (Riga, Latvia, November 2018)
5th Rajasthan International Film Festival – Official Selection (Jaipur, India, January 2019)
Pendance Film Festival – Official Selection (Toronto, Canada, February 2019)
Queer Screen’s 26th Mardi Gras Film Festival (Sydney, Australia, February 2019)
Brussels Short Film Festival (Special Jury Mention)

Every night, Bob is transfixed by the vision of a woman dancing outside his window; every morning, he struggles to make sense of it. The line between a leap (of faith) and a pas de deux grows increasingly fine as the dance beckons.

Selected for TIFF 2016
Selected for Aspen 2017

2017 ACADEMY AWARDS ® NOMINATION LIVE ACTION

A touching story between a lonely woman and a TGV train driver. Inspired by true events and with
actress Jane Birkin in the leading role.

2016 Locarno World Premiere.

A young mother takes drastic measures in a startling attempt to regain her lost youth. This bold and brooding exploration of innocence probes an unsettled mind.

A guy comes home, alone.

When thirteen-year-old Raúl is asked to entertain the local landowner’s son, a game of power and pride starts between the two boys.

2013 Student Oscar Winner!

Private chauffeur Robert picks up a boy from a schoolyard. They spend the day together within the safe environment of the car and share a moment of being together that unfortunately is not obviously.

SELECTED FOR CLERMONT-FERRAND 2014

The life of blind Mara seems to be completely under control. She even managed to turn her handicap into an advantage. Until she falls in love with Jonah. Her view on the world loses balance. Non-blinds always say that love is blind, but is that equivalent for a blind person?

After been bitten by a reef shark, 10 year old Sam struggles to return to the pool and swim as before the attack. His family endeavours to support him in overcoming his trauma, while a bully living in the neighbourhood harasses him about his scar. The only solution for Sam is to return to the ocean to fight his biggest fear for the very last time.

A confused witness of a murder tries to remember the perpetrator.

Sometimes there is only a thin thread that keeps us from breaking!

A wannabe photographer gets the assignment of his life, which turns into a fun story.

Set on a rural island of the south coast England, We Once Were Tide tells the story of Anthony and Kyle, and their last night together as Kyle moves away leaving Anthony to look after his dependent mother.

A young man and a young woman spot each other on the tube late at night. They make eye contact and flirt but never speak. What was innocent, flirtatious eye contact on the train turns sinister as the man begins to follow the woman. It looks like he’s stalking her until he crosses the road to turn down a side street. Then she begins to follow him…

Every Wednesday afternoon young Kris enjoys his time in the pool, accompanied by Willem. A simple request changes everything.

Dutch Competition Award Go Short 2012

A woman witnesses a murder and has to stand trial.

Denni is a tunnel-maker and Einar is a farmer, and both practise the sport of Icelandic wrestling, which allows them to escape their daily routine and to express their true selves.

Awards:
Honorary Mention in Locarno Film Festival 2007
Honorary Mention in Nordisk Panorama 2007
The Icelandic Academy Award “Eddan” – Best Short 2007
Third prize in short film competition in Alcine Film Festival 2007
Best European Short in Brest European Short Film Festival 2007

After a 50 years marriage, Jeanne is about to leave for a three weeks holiday on her own. Her husband doesn’t like the idea and locks her in the bathroom…

A promising high school kid is unjustly sent to the notorious youth prison of Iceland where he faces increasingly severe abuses from the head guard who is determined to brake his spirit.

A chilling courtroom vignette set in the near future, starring an intelligent chimpanzee who stands trial.

The eleven-year-old Elin, who is convinced that she is able to fly, as long as she observes the ten rules. On the basis of these rules, the film shows how she tries to escape herself and reality, where she is considered an outsider.

A quiet Sunday afternoon is about to turn into a disaster as one year old Niki struggles for her life.

Fifteen-year old Cihan accompanies his grandmother on a journey to Turkey, to attend a wedding. They have little in common and have to spend a whole day together in Istanbul. In the face of the apparent distance between these two, it finally comes down to the little instants they manage to share as one.

When Anna is told her boyfriend was killed during a Tsunami, her heart and the time stands still.

Don’t jump to conclusions based on some observations in this Chinese Restaurant!