'My wife doesn't like my movies. She says they are a waste of time. But she is an ignorant and hateful person. Don't be like my wife.'

“The Objects’ Statement” is a homosexual drama narratedthrough the objects’ point of view that posesquestions about modernity, tolerance anddual discourse.

Lucy, a young woman flees the quarantine station of a hospital in order to find a space to write down her story in form of a novel.

Isaac, an African refugee, becomes stranded on an island in the West. But the supposed paradise turns out to be his private hell.

A grotesque clash of unemployment, bureaucracy and private dramas.

'Leaving home, 'I' got a phone call. As 'I' answered it, the house exploded. 'I' went to work and continued as normal'...

When her husband cannot give her the love she desires, the lonely and insecure Hui will do anything to feel loved.

Two German filmmakers travel to Greece. They want to shoot a film about what is left from the crisis in the country.

La Chambre d'Ortolan' is a film about the ceremonies and customs that constitute the mechanisms of representation and distinction of the elite

Michael, a young man living in rural Ireland, struggles to adjust to a sudden change in his furtive lifestyle.

A woman (a wife?), a man (a husband?), an apartment (a home?), an office (a job?) and life. It starts, it ends, and mostly something happens. Or not.