The Window A one-minute art film told in silence and shadow. The Window follows a solitary figure standing outside, watching silhouettes move within a softly lit room. Through a pane of glass, themes of longing, distance, and quiet observation unfold. Set to a romantic, somber melody, this visual poem invites the viewer to witness what it feels like to be close, but never quite inside.

The Birthday Killer In this chilling one-minute horror short, a young boy falls asleep on the night of his birthday, unaware that someone is waiting. As the house grows quiet, a masked figure creeps into his room, turning a celebration into a nightmare. The boy is taken, the night swallowed by darkness. But suddenly, he wakes up. Was it just a dream, or is The Birthday Killer still out there?

Masc A quiet, visually layered one-minute short, Masc follows a delicate, feminine-presenting woman navigating the silent weight of traditional gender expectations in a past era. Through subtle glances, restrained gestures, and a carefully maintained appearance, we witness her quiet discomfort within the mold she’s been given. As the film progresses, a striking transformation unfolds, she removes her wig, revealing her true self: a present-day masculine lesbian, no longer confined by the performance of femininity. Masc confronts the intersection of gender, identity, and time, unveiling what’s hidden beneath the surface, and who we’re allowed to become.

Out of Place Set against an endless desert with no signs of life, Out of Place follows a lone, human-like being on a cryptic journey. After discovering a key, small, but essential, it searches the barren landscape for purpose or direction. Along the way, it encounters a mysterious figure in a black dress and veil, equally out of place, equally unknown. Together, without words, they use the key to unlock a passage to somewhere else, somewhere beyond. In just one minute, Out of Place explores isolation, connection, and the quiet urgency of escape from the in-between.