All Films

This short film follows the story of a newly formed skinhead who must make the decision between his homosexuality and his current lifestyle.

At the end of the seventies, many families in Spain endured untold horrors which were hidden from people around them. The solutions too, were not public knowledge either.

A gay widower attempts to fulfill his husband's final request: To spread his ashes on his hometown beach, in the company of the family that disowned him.

Sonu was born a girl, but he always knew that his physical body and mental identity were at odds with each other. This documentary captures the remarkable story of Sonu’s transformation.

This short film tells the story of two young adolescents, Antoine, a condescending show-off, and Alexis, an introverted kid still searching for his identity.

A lone man, diagnosed with a life changing condition, returns to his home town looking to make amends with the people from his past. But he has more than one debt to repay.

A four-square-metre box with a screen and computer. This is what Japanese cyber-cafes offer, around the clock. Most customers just spend an hour or two here. But there are thousands who spend their lives in them. The Manboo in Tokyo has its own permanent residents: Masata and Hitomi. It is a home for them, even though they sleep on the floor.

one night, three friends, untold secrets.

Felipo and Hernan, two Spanish American brothers come into conflict over the honourable way to make a living in the harsh times of the Great Depression. Their bedridden mother, who is sick with yellow fever and oblivious to Felipo's unlawful lifestyle, convinces Hernan to join Felipo for an electrical job. What was supposed to be an overnight arrangement at a run-down factory, has Hernan backed up into a moral corner.

A short film about a groom, who kisses his best man the night before he gets married. Only for the wedding to end in blood.

Carne con papas is a "serious humor" short film. Ivón has just been robbed on the street and when she gets on a bus she is assaulted again by Dudamel, a pirate movie salesman. When the driver along with the passengers arrest Dudamel, the weapon falls into the hands of Ivón, who no longer has anything to lose.

This film documents an aimless walk through one of Kyoto's former outcaste neighbourhoods, which continues to exist below normal Japanese living standards. Despite pro-active legislation, people from families associated with such areas can experience discrimination. The soundtrack was created using a self-built apparatus we call "The Octopus". Voltages from light sensors on the projection screen control an analogue modular synthesizer allowing the film itself to act as a score. Soundtrack created in collaboration with Malte Steiner.

Pretty much everything in this world has advantages and disadvantages, just not a smile - that only has advantages. And to see his beloved Fujii smile again, Kobe has to get out of his comfort zone a long way.

EL CACAO exposes the dark side of chocolate production in Latin America by examining the economics of Fair Trade from the point of view of the indigenous farmers as they attempt to sustain their community through the growth, harvest, and trade of cacao beans in the global market. This 20-minute documentary film highlights the life of an indigenous Ngabe farmer in Panama and his unconditional devotion to this so-called "superfood." The film threads together the themes of neoliberal ideology, human rights, and the economics of the chocolate industry. While the demand for chocolate in developed nations continues to raise, the farmers in developing countries, like Panama, are rarely awarded the economic incentive promised to them. The film utilizes cinema verite techniques with candid interviews. Most of the film hinges on intimate shots in personal working and living space within a small Ngabe community in the Bocas del Toro region of Panama.

A short horror comedy uploaded on Youtube

Impact tells the story of the mental journey of a high diver in the seconds before his jump.

A liberal family from Los Angeles moves to a small college town in the reddest state in America and unexpectedly find common ground with local Libertarians.

A vivid tableau of tenderness, Cup of Stars finds two brothers under a cool night sky, fishing for stars and supernovas. Using dream logic under their own bizarre terms, The Betschart Bros. subtly express through a smearing of light and the telling of folk tales, ideas of growing up as siblings in Southern California.

A young married man meets his new neighbor at the stairs and starts to take interest in him. As a result of this encounter, he finds himself torn between two worlds.

The sea anemone feeds on small animals that it paralyzes through its poison injection mechanisms. Clownfish are immune to the venom of the sea anemone.

Based on a beloved classic Legend from the island of Guam, 'Maisa the Chamoru Girl who Saves Guåhan' tells the story of how a young Chamoru girl finds the strength, wisdom, and courage to lead the women of Guåhan (Guam) into battle against a giant creature from the Marianas trench that is devouring their island home. 'Maisa' is the first animated film to feature the endangered indigenous Chamorro language of Guam. For this film cultural and language experts worked diligently on bringing the language back to its historical pre contact era.

During a night out, Sílvia sees Daniel, a young upper class adult, vomit in the street after leaving a nightclub. Sílvia calls immediately Carolina, her friend, to tell what she saw. A communications sequence is triggered, through an ex-girlfriend of Daniel, a homosexual couple that known him, and even people who only knew him by sight. At every call, the record is being distorted, and when it comes to Filipe ears, a good friend of Daniel's, it had become a huge rumor.

She is oppressed by a narrow Catholic education, he is a deceived homosexual, the latter a shy and withdrawn loner. As the love triangle blossoms dangerously, desire, jealousy, and revenge lurk.

Three video works comprise the ‘MONOLOGUE Trilogy.’ MONOLOGUE, the first in the trilogy, is a moving exploration of Cambodia’s violent past and reflects on the nature of trauma. Vandy Rattana’s monologue is to the sister he has never met, and reveals his struggle coming to terms with the violence and loss experienced by his family and country. …far away, over there, the ocean is the last film of the trilogy to be produced (but arranged as the second to be viewed). It journeys with the character of a young painter who believes landscapes are but projected illusions of beauty and sensations produced by fragments of experiences in life. Funeral, the series’ third work, explores notions of history – both disclosed and occluded – as well as memory, amnesia and trauma. It dwells on Cambodia’s landscape – a terrain bearing the weight of lives lived, and buried, within its soil.