Short film
Set inside a brutalist museum after hours, three teenagers attempt a high-risk heist. Rendered in stark black-and-white noir, the film reframes theft not as crime, but as confrontation — a collision between institutional value and personal meaning. What makes something valuable? Scarcity? Protection? Naming? Or the simple act of deciding it matters? As walls protect what is deemed “priceless,” the film explores how value is constructed, who controls it, and how ownership reshapes belonging. In the dark, value becomes unstable. And sometimes what seems small holds everything that was missing.
The intention of LUCID was to explore the proliferation of digital media that has cultivated an era where the lines between reality and fiction are increasingly blurred. Though we turn to social media to connect, it ultimately estranges us from ourselves and others and to reality itself. The purpose of LUCID is to allegorically represent this disconnect through the medium of lucid dreaming in order to expose the disintegration of the authentic self within a hypermediated world. My film would be suited to audiences who have a suspicion that the contours of existence extend beyond the dimensions of an iPhone screen, who are painfully aware that we are, in the words of Postman, “amusing ourselves to death.”
The story of how a dementia man found his lost self with the love and help from his wife.
A highschool girl finds her friends suddenly avoiding her when she starts taking control of her future.
A quick look on the past, present and future on Argentina and Uruguay.
Two friends flee dull Barcelona for a Senegalese village. A local tale inspires them to abandon their emigration doc for an unexpected project.
Yousef, an Iranian asylum seeker and undocumented worker, faces a dilemma when an unexpected event occurs while he awaits the outcome of his interview, putting him at a crossroads.
