A man is currently falling from the top of building, we do not know if it is murder or suicide, but what we do know, is that he will eventually hit the ground and die.
Paul Starbuck
as Narrator (Voice)
Yasmin Richards
as The Girl
Aham is a Sanskrit term which means "self" or "I." Aham Brahmasmi is a popular saying used in the Upanishads, the ancient philosophical texts of Hinduism. With Brahmasmi referring to Brahman, or the Absolute Reality. We focused on the self. We chose not to have any dialogues. Silence offers opportunities for self-reflection and daydreaming, which activates multiple parts of the brain. It gives us time to turn down the inner noise and increase awareness of what matters most. And it cultivates mindfulness — recognition and appreciation of the present moment. The ability to focus on different tasks is often accompanied by a little background noise, the BGM will guide you through the film.
Fragments from Brussels, about the flow of the city, A cinema, A body, A film, and a wind that blows through the town. The film is a Schizomentry experience that blends real stories and fiction. After all, where is the border?
A son finds himself suspended in time, haunted by a presence that seems both familiar and distant. As he navigates a looped reality from a single point of view, fragments of memory and emotion begin to surface, hinting at something deeper left unresolved.
In "The Collapse of PAL" (Eulogy, Obsequies and Requiem for the planes of blue phosphor), the Angel of History (as described by Walter Benjamin) reflects on the PAL signal and its termination.
Every time he tries to leave the house, a boy repeatedly wakes up in his bed, like a dream that never ends.
After the mysterious disappearance of a mayor in the El Retiro neighborhood, east of Mexico City, Miguel Ángel "el Apá", a retired resident, wanders the streets with a video camera interviewing locals about what happened, with the intention to make a documentary film to uncover the truth.
A person has an experience and the camera depicts it as abstract.
In a world where everyone wears identical clothes, the person who manages to get rid of a corpse found in their garden turns into a corpse that someone else must dispose of the next day.
A ferry drifts along the Weser. Slow 16mm images of boats, railings, industrial shores, and cranes—scarred and clouded by the river itself, hand-processed with its water, marked by sediment and rust—dissolve into Annina Mossoni’s text: some people want the world on a string.
A collection of solitary urban images intersect with each other.
In SIBYL, three forces converge within a mysterious house—a space that becomes their base of transport. As they adapt to its strange rhythms, only one will ultimately escape, departing the house through a sudden and unsettling act of teleportation.
In an abandoned, timeless government archive, an unprecedented case is opened: the trial of "The Future" on charges of existential fraud against humanity through a perpetual, unfulfilled promise—only for investigators to discover that the accused might have never existed at all.
One who trying to escape his past is being pursued by the god within him. Though the barriers of memory barely protect him, they cannot prevent the truth from seeping to the surface.
A reclusive, neurotic young man is haunted by a mysterious figure that sends disks containing garbled footage of the young man's dreams. Student Short Film made for the London Film School.
Le Gouffre is set in a dystopian dream-interface universe where physical laws and biological instincts are merely software protocols. The film follows a nameless narrator who awakens due to a software glitch within the simulation. After decoding fragments of the source code, the narrator begins to decipher that human nature and truth itself are a prison. As the character explores this digital realm, they journey toward the boundaries of the virtual universe to escape the dream. The film invites the audience to a philosophical inquiry that concludes at the edge of the system, on the brink of "Le Gouffre."