To be or not to be: Star Wars meets Shakespeare. Hamlet’s famous soliloquy is presented as the inner voice of a Stormtrooper, demonstrating the way Shakespeare’s language still echoes down to us through the centuries and remains as relevant today as ever—not to mention as well in a galaxy far,[…]
Como en Arcadia (Just Like Arcadia) is a personal piece about the loss and mythification of youth and the magic and pain of platonic love. A journey into the beginning of times, when mortals lived like Gods, without worries and no caring about old age. A melancholic, dreamy intrusion back[…]
One woman’s universe expands the more she connects with her lover. An intimate lesbian love story told in contemporary dance, The Ocean celebrates love’s ultimate triumph over fear. Director’s Statement When Wallis first mentioned The Ocean – a new devotional song for her partner Tracey – I prodded her on[…]
Aliens invaded our planet, waging war until we agreed to a peace treaty: On each human’s 13th birthday, one of their young would be sent to battle one of ours– a new rite of passage. It’s the night of Jonathan’s birthday and he has to come face to face in[…]
Steroid pills for breakfast, Botox for dinner and chicken claws served at the funeral… This black, twisted comedy tells the story of 8-year-old Randy, who, after discovering the tooth fairy will bring him Barbies, goes to all measures to lose more teeth..
A grieving mother latches on to a magical surrogate for her lost child. But small miracles come with big consequences.
Inspired by true events, The Betrothed is about the mysterious haunting of a man and his fiancée by the mythical female demon known as a succubus.
Shot during a REAL solar eclipse, Many Moons depicts a regret filled man who discovers his only chance to reconnect with the ghost of his wife is during the 1 minute and 50 seconds of totality under the shadow of the moon. Many Moons depicts a regret filled man who[…]
Inspired by true events, The Betrothed is about the mysterious haunting of a man and his fiancée by the mythical female demon known as a succubus.
Once there was a taxidermist whose collection was his life; and what his life lacked most, he decided, was a Lady. But the Lady in question had other ideas. This campy gothic fairytale hides a sly analogy about how we objectify each other in the post-Tinder world of online dating.