“Inherit The Earth” is a poetic encounter with five young people living in Southwest Baltimore. Conceived as a micro-documentary exploring the experience of food insecurity amount children in Baltimore’s inner city, this nine-minute film transcends both its original intent and genre to create a quiet meditation on kids and hope[…]
Grid Girls is a high-octane meditation on the young ladies of the car scene. Set between North Carolina and the Bronx, this short film by Georgia Krause explores the intersecting worlds of Alexus Motes and Mely B. Alexus is a fledgling driver who draws her strength from faith and her[…]
1984. Small town USA. Over 40 women are dead. Troubled by the death of her close friend, Rebecca’s grief quickly manifests into a morbid series of encounters and uninvited guests. Green River – Part Two is a surreal, fictional adaptation of the events surrounding Gary Ridgway – The Green River[…]
Isolated, desperate, and haunted by his coal-stained birthright, Father continues his daily descent into the accursed Maple mine—even after it has crippled his ancestors and blinded his youngest son. Set in 1907 and based on director Jesse Kreitzer’s own coalmining heritage, Black Canaries is a powerful meditation on patrimony, loyalty,[…]
A goddess wakes from meditation as a powerful, newborn entity threatens her rule of the world. Follow up to our 2014 film ‘Golem.’
The film is an adaptation of the poem ‘Things I Carry Into the World’ by Cynthia Manick. It’s an abstract meditation on the body, the feminine, the everyday realities of being young and black, and the fragility between the manmade and the natural. We worked with an incredible nonprofit, Urban[…]
On her way to a life-changing meeting, Claire takes a moment of meditation in the quiet solitude of the service elevator. Her focus is interrupted when she is abruptly joined by a manic stranger. Claire struggles to regain her calm, finding peace in the knowledge that elevator rides don’t last[…]
A meditation on femininity and the magic of being a woman, a girl, a daughter. Minerva’s Lilies centres on two sisters, Leah and Nayomi aged, 9 and 10 as they go through the motions of ‘being girls’. The visual meditation forms the experience of not only the girls’ little world[…]
Inspired by Rainer Maria Rilke’s poem ‘Gravity’s Law’, we tap into themes of meditation and nature in a deliberate response to the overload of information in modern society. This film is inspired by the poem Gravity’s Law by Rainer Maria Rilke which featured on a Radio 4 programme about Mindfulness[…]
To be a gaucho means to be honest and kind to all living creatures. Now in his seventies, Heraldo Riel became a gaucho at the age of nine just like his father before him, and has stayed true to the spirit of his profession while in the midst of a[…]