Film on a Page
An experimental animated film made entirely using a single piece of paper.
A daughter gradually realizes that her father is struggling with mental illness. Isolated and rejected by society, he lives alone in a dark apartment, drifting like a balloon. She tries to find a way to reconnect and bring him back to solid ground
An animated interpretation of Paula Meehan’s poem “The Solace of Artemis,” exploring the deep connection between humanity and the natural world. The film reflects on the importance of our natural heritage and how its replacement by technology and modernism risks erasing our shared history.
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As she boards a bus, a woman is approached by a strange figure. Her life is permanently changed when she is touched without her consent, handled like an object and then discarded. From that instant, her mouth becomes the site of a terrifying transformation. She begins leaking a strange fluid from it, a residue of
A simple itch descends into an outbreak with many legs. Certain things will always find their way to the surface.
How to Build a Sand Castle is a four minute hand- drawn animated short that uses the metaphor of a crumbling sandcastle to explore queer self- discovery, shedding shame, and reclaiming identity with newfound clarity and power.
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i am gathering things for my detained friends, who were protesting against the war — books, plush toys, food. once, twice. now the list never ends, and i am gathering my own things.
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In a world that demands community participation, individual desires inevitably collide. A group of neighbours, each focused on their own goals, must learn to communicate and consider one another. But when small, everyday actions trigger unexpected consequences, they are forced into interactions that challenge their independence.
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In the molten air of August, the disappearance of a little girl pulls the town into a collective hallucination the moment her body surfaces. Sick families, mute shadows of authority, and faces tangled in one another’s dreams dissolve in the same rotten drone. The line between truth and invention twists into an absurd social vertigo,
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Helpless in the face of a repressive state, a young couple leaves their home — an escape that turns into a surreal nightmare.