We follow Mirah in her pursuit of a normal day amongst a drowning environment. She navigates the many misfortunes that await her in the outside world that resemble personifications of her mental struggle.

The head is tired of overthinking and jumps into the lake.

In a house of paper, Sue faces surreal challenges on a rainy day. As her home floods, a broken faucet adds to the deluge, making her sink deeper and deeper. The fragile space around her disintegrates and starts mirroring her inner turmoil.

Loneliness. Strong wind and an aurora. What do you feel when you listen to the ocean or when an aurora takes you towards the storm? Can you eventually become a part of the whole universe and leave everything behind?

A little girl plays on a swing on the roof of a house. She roams around the city freely, daydreaming with a flock of pigeons, when suddenly the swing’s rope breaks. Times are about to change.

At a busy train station, a person stumbles upon an old newspaper that opens a portal to a world of different stories, all happening during the war in Ukraine. Crafted from newspaper clippings, the film explores the resilience and everyday lives of people striving to find meaning in times of war.

A journey across our planet, starting with microscopic close-ups, continuing with shots of wildlife and slowly approaching civilization. What will the end of the Anthropocene look like? An adaptation of Sara Teasdale’s poem “There will come soft rains”.

An experimental film inspired by abstract filmmakers of the 1930s. It experiments with how different visuals, materials, movement, colours and texture interact with sound to bring a balanced and harmonious feel to our minds.

2018, France, revolution is raging and pictures of riots are overflowing all over social media. In the corridor of Tokyo-Haneda's airport, a young girl discovers her country's news through her phone screen.

My name is Déborah Chang and I was born in the Paris region on 29 March 2000. At that time, China’s one-child policy was still in force. Through my mother's testimony, I start finding out more about this law.

In the middle of summer, Louise visits her parents’ house in the countryside. Wandering around the places of her teenage years, she feels a tender nostalgia as she remembers her first love, Nora.

The party is in full swing. There’s only one thing Nina wants from this evening – to end it with Jay. But she hasn’t counted on Louise being there, too.