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The Mourners
On the gravel bed of a river, two friends are trying to catch some fishes. One of them is feeling anxious, as if something tragic is going to happen. Meanwhile, in a damp cellar, some people - obsessed by their appearance - get familiar with a new, brilliant way to get a perfect body: the Marcy Method! Let's walk down the dark path with these characters, to discover just how far people are willing to go, to look beautiful to the others eyes. |
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Together
A love triangle drama involving a man, a dead woman, and a hired impostor. |
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Embarked
When Jimmy moves away from his old house, the tree house he left behind magically comes to life. With nothing else keeping him in the country, the tree house decides to follow to Jimmy to the city. |
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MOVE!
MOVE! The video introduces a man who is taking pictures of training machines in a fitness hall. Apparently, he has no further use for the photos and puts them in an old shoe box to completely forget about them. The shoe box now operates as a magic space: the machines become alive and decide to go to the theatre to attend an acrobatic fitness performance. This provides the starting point of a fantasy film sequence consisting of various narratives representing contemporary views on fitness. In contrast to most films MOVE! uses visual language, among which rhythmicity of image (and sound), to give structure to the film. |
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EVERYDAY I DIE
My graduation film at Bezalel academy of art and design. I wanted to analyse the feeling of that exact moment of embarrassment in everyday situations, when you feel like you just want to die and I wanted give that feeling a new metaphor. |
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Dumbageddon
A failure of a man that used to be an aspiring astronomer is taking a nap, wasting his time away. In the past, his room was adorned with great pictures of the universe, but now it is filled with cheap pinup. A television buzzes on, a documentary of the known galaxy plays. While he is asleep, his brain on the other hand, is watching the programming with great enthusiasm. The man wakes up, sees the boring programming, and changes the channel to something that he enjoys, Empty-V! Brian’s brain is hugely annoyed, and further attempts to try to get the man to do something productive. |
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Miles
A clash of characteristics including self-conflict, romance and fantasy resonate over our main character as he finds himself in a struggle to determine reality from a dream and vice verse. While head over heels for a mysterious woman, he gradually comes to grips with the truth behind her existence. |
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Backlash
Zack a little wearied by years of marriage, dreams of a more exciting life at a time where it is a little vulnerable, he lets himself fall into the trap of a meeting Roxy adultery with a young waitress from the world of the night. A decision that seemed harmless at the time, but which ultimately takes enormous consequences, indeed Zack is accused of the murder of this young waitress, what will tip the life couple Zack and Sarah in a downward spiral. Arrest, interrogation, incarceration ....... |
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The Hatch House
The Hatch House is a short, stop motion and live-action documentary exploring an idiosyncratic, cube-like bauhaus cottage and its independent owner, Ruth Hatch. A 1950's sanctuary for artists and intellectuals like Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer, and László Moholy-Nagy, and the Boston Brahmins Jack Phillips, Jack Hall. The Hatch House explores a fragile, amateur structure living at the cultural crossroads between DIY "work of the brain" and the rising tide of American bourgeois, consumerist values. |
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The Pretty People
The president of an ivy league literary society takes advantage of his girlfriend's desire to become a member, demonstrating how an exclusive institutional system can lead to exploitive relationships and burden genuine friendship. |
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