Bansenshukai: From Secrets to Empires is a cinematic docu-drama that blends espionage, global trade, and historical strategy in a visually rich, fast-paced format—crafted for today’s attention-savvy audiences. With exceptional production values and a unique narrative connecting Japan’s shinobi to Europe’s first stock exchanges, it delivers intelligent, high-impact storytelling at the exact intersection of history, entertainment, and modern geopolitics. The film isn’t just entertainment—it mirrors today’s shifting global trade and power struggles, making it both timely and commercially magnetic. Its themes of secrets, spies, trade routes, and survival resonate across cultures, while its pace and style break from tired “talking-head” documentaries to match the energy of blockbuster IPs.
On an island untouched by humans, an orangutan is born and grows up, witnessing the rise, transformation, and fall of his home. Now the leader of his family, he fights for survival and his legacy, defying the elements to ensure a prosperous future for his family.
Beginning in the evening, we follow an introverted young man as he spends time with his long-distance friend on a voice call. They initially play games together, but as the night continues, they talk about recent events in their lives.
A fight for survival between two toy dinosaurs, a broken dragon and one plastic spider living inside a toybox. 25 second Short Film directed by a 7 year old.
The film, printed at the International Centre of Graphic Arts, draws inspiration from the exhibition Victor Vasarely: In Echo. Just as Vasarely's art explores optical illusions, movement, and geometric patterns, the film weaves together visual elements that create hypnotic effects and dynamic compositions. The film was printed "frame by frame".
A teen tries to kill time during a long bus ride by playing BRICKS, his favorite video game, on a portable console. But his obsession with the game makes him lose track of time and reality.
The boy with supernatural powers fell in love with a girl who mistakenly believes she is a psychic. She keeps jumping into danger, and the boy continues to protect her.
Three tired friends, driving home from a music festival, find themselves stuck in traffic. Frustrated they decide to turn off on to the small, unfamiliar country roads. As the group inevitably find themselves increasingly lost tensions within the car rise.
Jason, chairman of the supervillain Pangpang Group, steals a delivery drone named Roni, replicates it endlessly, and turns it into a delivery slave—making the adults of Soda City addicted to shopping.
An experimental documentary that reveals both the facts and fantasies of the history of pregnancy tests from the 1930s-60s which relied on the use of live frogs and rabbits. These pregnancy tests changed the world: they expanded our understanding of hormones, gave women more reproductive choice, and caused ecological crisis- decimating certain amphibian populations.
This video project explores the emotional transformation of human connection during war, told through a conversation between a daughter and a voice clone of her father. The dialogue transitions from warm and human to robotic and detached, symbolising the impact of technology and distance on intimacy and identity.
The main character is a grandma, BUT! Forget all the stereotypes. This superwoman has got her own way in life, she does whatever she likes, but mainly what she enjoys. She won't let anyone limit her, nor the time. The idea comes from admiration for my own grandma, who, believe it or not, is exactly like that (just kidding, but she's pretty close).
My boobs? They're too small, even Fanny said so. My butt? I hate it! My face? In a trash can… Thanks to Muse, I could become someone else. In just 30 days, I'd have slimmer legs, higher breasts and a firmer bottom. And finally, I would be beautiful.
The God Man is a 9.5 min short animated film that follows an interview of Jonah Weisman, the man who discovered the entity “The God Man” drifting through space.
She tries to swipe her way to happiness, but after an exhaustive body count, she resorts to assembling her dream boy from left over parts. Welcome to the Meet Market!
Strangers ponder our attitudes towards death and dying – reflecting on how a conversation over tea and coffee at a ‘Death Cafe’ might make broaching the subject a little less terrifying.