All Films

Anything is Everything

2021 • 24 min

Anything is Everything is composed of sequences of disparate footage, but with threads to follow: circular shapes from outer and terrestrial space; animals and humans; words and ideas. Stuttering, flickering, blinks and blanks set bits of time and space next to each other - seeing connections from the traces. As with most of Sternberg’s films, Anything is Everything considers the questions: what is life, how do we perceive it, how as humans are we a part of the world?

Sunprints 1, 2, 3

2023 • 12 min • Canada

Based loosely on the tripartite plan of Dante's Divine Comedy (Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradiso), the film was made by applying cyanotype chemistry to blank film exposed to sun. The resultant blue and white footage was then combined with camera footage in three sections: Into the Valley, Middle Ground, Radiance.

Humedal

2023 • 3 min • Chile, Switzerland

Black and white 16mm film, 3 min. The Batuco Wetland in the Metropolitan Region of Chile is constantly in danger. Nevertheless, it persists. Commissioned by IU Libraries Moving Image Archive in honor of the 100th anniversary of 16mm film.

El Cortijo

2025 • 10 min • Chile, Switzerland

For over two decades, I have been filming the neighbourhood where I grew up, a working-class area on the outskirts of Santiago, Chile. Once a year, I travel from Zürich to El Cortijo and film the things I cherish and the people I love. Family, friends, neighbours, and animals appear without any hierarchy in this fragmented portrait.

A Suspended Tide

2025 • 13 min • Canada

Strange auditory anomalies lead a sound artist through landscapes of the Bas-Saint-Laurent that blur the line between reality and imagination.

Anomalies dans le paysage

2025 • 7 min

Anomalies dans le paysage is a film in four tableaux – four audivisual landscapes that unfold in all their strangeness. Spices, leaves and local seaweed reveal and imbue with their hues this film shot and developed on the very banks of the Magtogoek/St. Lawrence river.

Sub-Unconscious

2025 • 19 min • Norway

She thought she was in control. But when one subject turns against her, everything begins to unravel. Fragments of forgotten memories surface, and the closer she gets to escape, the more she wonders: Was she the experiment all along?

Marcus Brigstocke: Absolute Shower

2025 • 54 min

From life to politics - Marcus celebrates the good and the absolutely rubbish bits in our world. Join him on his hilarious journey.

Eyelashes

2025 • 15 min

A newcomer to London must choose between his Islamic faith and the opportunity of a lifetime.

Pink Lemonade

2022 • 5 min • Australia

A young boy waits up on a balcony overlooking the beach, as he nervously practices confessing his feelings to his childhood best friend.

The Wild Variety

2021 • 3 min • Australia

A comical slice-of-life look into the daily lives of a variety of wild animals.

Sad Mime

2018 • 4 min

a sad mime musters up the courage to go to a theatre audition.

Stardust & Camp

2025 • 12 min • Australia

A wandering cosmonaut interviews artworks in an abstract art gallery, talking about queerness, identity and the artistic process.

Shades of Blue

2025 • 13 min

Taking a moment to look back, longing. These images, the cutouts of life. A quiet absence comes in with the light. Only my inabilities and a glimpse of hope remain.

Secrets

2024 • 35 min • Poland

Dreams and memories interweave to uncover what’s hidden and forgotten. Wandering endlessly, trying to remember and understand.

Fale

2023 • 20 min

Waves crash uncovering portraits of two women. Connected by a fragile rhythm, they move through time, as nightfall slowly sets them apart. A faint memory.

Dystans

2023 • 10 min • Poland

Distance traveled, distant friends, hopes and dreams. Time spent waiting quietly. A sense of incoming change.

Slowly

2023 • 7 min

"Focusing the lens is an act of memory: it is the effort to trace a contour, the effort to ignite – and hence to revitalise. Through the stuttering of a tearful camera, the director strives to renew, to the rhythm of blinking eyes, the memory of his father, clear in the details of a sweater or in the gesture of flipping through a book, but never in his full figure. Kundera, in a book whose title is nearly homonymous with the film (Slowness), wrote that «giving shape to a length of time is the requirement of beauty, but it is also that of memory». Paraphrasing another passage from the book: a man who, while walking, slows down is trying to remember. A man who accelerates is trying to forget. In the effort to slow down an image, this film seems to almost «recognise a sign of happiness»."

Ukryte

2022 • 4 min

Compressed between the barriers of shots, there lies an alliterative rhythm. It rushes and shortens, it hides and reveals. Like a palm, it opens and closes. Like a poem, it waltzes in thousands of inaudible steps. Like a weaving, its calculated movement interlaces light with its absence. Like an orchestra, its heart sinks for a moment, then quakes again, subservient to a mighty man.

Centenário da Minha Bisa

2023 • 8 min

A fictional path gets created between a great granddaughter and her great grandmother from old family pictures. As reality and memories intertwine, the pictures' materiality keeps the deceased elder alive.

Caleidoscópio: Histórias LGBTQIA+

2022 • 30 min

The documentary asks the question: "where are the LGBTQIA+ people in the history of Rio Grande do Sul?"

Explant / implant

2025 • 3 min • United States of America

A lifetime of surgeries continues with an upgrade in battery life and a downgrade in scar tissue.

Sea of Tranquility

2025 • 9 min • Croatia

The film image starts from forgotten family (and archival) materials. In July 1969, the Apollo 11 space mission landed at the location of Mare Tranquillitatis. Who, except lunar explorers, has the right to silence?

Minevissam (I am writing)

2023 • 18 min

and the daughter began to tell a story about seeing when colours remain silent to you about listening, when words refuse blooming anew