SELECTED   WORK
narrative films
COW (2021)
95min, doc
This film is an endeavour to consider cows. To move us closer to them. To see both their beauty and the challenge of their lives. Not in a romantic way but in a real way. It's a film about one dairy cow's reality and acknowledging her great service to us.
world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival on 8 July 2021.
dir. Andrea Arnold

THE GOSSIP (2020)

13min, short

Careless talk and gossip occur in all walks of life and can create rifts in the closest of relationships. Repairing this damage requires compassion and understanding. Traits that are often most needed when they are least accessible. Healing a once loving relationship can be the hardest task of all.


dir. Rolfin Nyhus

LAST DAY OF SUMMER (2017)

14min, drama

A elderly woman suffering from dementia befriends a young boy.

REMI AWARD, Worldfest Houston, US

BEST PERFORMANCE IN A SHORT FILM, Young Artist Academy Awards, Los Angeles

AFRODITE AWARD, BEST INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM, Rome

Festival screenings in Bulgaria, Canada, France, Jordan, Poland, Indonesia, Spain, South Korea, UK and US.

dir. Alexandra Czenczek

AWAY WITH ME (2015)

11min, short

A spontaneous holiday romance in Nice turns sour when there is a clash of intentions and expectations between the two men.

Featured at (selected):
BFI Flare London, 2016 (Industry Selection)
North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, 2016
Unicorn Nights (supporting My Beautiful Laundrette)
Sardinia Queer Short Film Festival, 2016
London Short Film Festival, 2017

dir. Oliver Mason

SABLE FABLE (2013)

90 min, feature

Sable Fable is a beautiful story exploring the complex psychology of love, sex and ethnicity.

Sable Fable is a beautiful story exploring the complex psychology of love, sex and ethnicity through three very different couples whose lives intertwine with one another through a series of unfortunate events.

ABFF Winner - BEST NARRATIVE FEATURE FILM and BEST DIRECTOR

dir. Stephen Lloyd Jackson


art films

HUMANS (2021)

8min, art/experimental.

In an imagined near future, humans have lost their ability to feel, touch and smell, but the once-human mannequins still have memories of what life was like before.

Official Selection, Aesthetica Film Festival 2021
19th International Festival Signs of the Night in Berlin.

 dir. Alexandra Czenczek, Magda Kowalczyk


Artist Natalia Goncharova – Leader of the Russian Avant-garde | TateShots (2019)

5min

Discover the art of Natalia Goncharova, the first woman artist of the Russian avant-garde.

dir. Susan Doyon

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