The Eye of Cleveland is both a short documentary film about photographer Herb Ascherman and an ode to his hometown. Herb has made more than 9,000 portraits over the past 40 years. Herb's portraits are in the permanent collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art as well as in the book Fanfare, Portraits of the Cleveland Orchestra.

Following a botched first date, a young man seeks refuge amongst his 'family'. Upon learning that the 'expert' ways of these knock around guys are incorrect, he stands his ground and is inevitably launched back out in the real world where he truly belongs.

Isabelle is a violinist-beekeeper in the Ouessant island. She protect her bees and she inspire her daughter with stories and legend about honey bees....

Fotorevolte tells of the moment when the world's available storage capacity is exhausted. All digitally stored photographs and films come to life. People are displaced from their reality by photos of sights and celebrities, logos and film characters. A bizarre competition unfolds between cleaning up and the manifestation of ever new images, until the boundary between the real and virtual world turns completely blurred. When finally the Internet overflows, the world sinks into a mishmash of pixels.

In Fotorevolte, the question of the influence of always available real and fictional images on the world is turned upside down and taken ad absurdum. The animated film combines around 1000 drawings, photos, graphics and videos, whose different visual languages fight for space, overlap and mix. In line with this approach, music and sounds were created by transforming the film images with a light-sound synthesizer.

There is also a version suitable only for adults:
https://vimeo.com/998264469
Password: fotorevolte

IN THE AFTERMATH OF SEXUAL ASSAULT, A WOMAN RETREATS INTO THE GARDEN OF HER MIND. SEARCHING FOR ANSWERS AND STRUGGLING TO DO 'THE RIGHT THING', SHE REALISES THAT SHE MUST REGAIN HER VOICE AND FIND NEW PATHS TO HEALING, BEFORE SHE AND HER GARDEN ARE DESTROYED COMPLETELY.

Leila, a distressed sister, induces nitrous oxide into her sister’s funeral in order to steal her body from their guardian who plans on selling it to the blackmarket.

Visionary music video that blends mythology and technology into a poetic exploration of humanity’s deep yet forgotten bond with the spirit of Nature. Entirely produced with cutting-edge AI tools for imagery, animation, and sound design, the video is a groundbreaking example of how artificial intelligence can revolutionize contemporary storytelling, pushing the boundaries of visual and auditory art. This avant-garde approach creates a world that is both dreamlike and hyper-real, a space where imagination meets the organic beauty of the natural world.

The story follows a mystical forest guardian, a hybrid creature embodying the spirit of Nature, who lives in a magical, otherworldly forest hidden at the edges of our modern urban lives. She performs a ritual of fire and water before a stone idol—a symbol of Nature’s enduring presence. Her ritual summons a magical blue bird, imbued with her essence, which she sends as a messenger to her human twin; a girl living in a bustling, gray cityscape. As the blue bird reaches the girl, the moment of contact is transformative. The city begins to morph, shifting from a cold, mechanical space into a lush, surreal forest.

Ghost in the Forest is more than a music video; it is a contemporary fable that celebrates the power of imagination to reconnect us with our forgotten harmony with Nature. It reminds us that the spirit of Nature, though buried beneath layers of modernity, still exists within us, waiting to be rediscovered. This groundbreaking work is a testament to the limitless potential of AI in reshaping the way we tell stories, merging myth and innovation into a singular, visionary experience.

In this 19-minute documentary, a mother and daughter travel together to India, marking the daughter’s first trip in nearly a decade to the land her mother calls home. Born worlds apart, they navigate cultural and generational divides—seen through everyday moments, intimate conversations, and inevitable clashes. A heartfelt portrait of family, immigration, and the ties that bind, even when we don’t fully understand each other.

Desperate for human touch, a middle-aged man follows the woman of his dreams through an alternate-reality hallucination.

Human Movie is a media essay that uses glitched, deliberately "noisy" generated video and audio to explore the definition of being human through contrasts with, and comparisons to, artificial intelligence systems. Centering static as both an aspect of generative AI infrastructures and as a metaphor for confusion and uncertainty, the film provides a space where borders and definitions are deliberately fuzzy. Nonetheless, the film proposes that noise can be truly generative if humans cultivate creativity and embrace complexity rather than surrender to machines.

A young reporter is recruited by a mad genius and his anarchist followers aboard a giant yellow submarine. Their plans to foil the nefarious plots of the Illuminati seem about as unbelievable as the hidden underwater city of Atlantis, where they happen to be going next.

A newly-divorced Chinese immigrant and his son move to the Great Lakes area. The father, Lee Huan, starts a fishing business that catches only Asian Carp in the local river. However, the son, Lee Long, can't fit into the new environment and doesn't understand his dad's motives. With help from Uncle Kuan, a family friend and biologist, the father and son must confront their differences once and for all.

Jane is a bonafide stalker. A mysterious young woman who is fixated on her band crush, the fledgling rock star Demetri. Jane and Demetri begin hooking up. Shortly thereafter Jane begins meddling in the band affairs vis-a-vis bloody yet effective methods.

STALKER JANE is a blend of creepy thriller and splashy sporadic slasher, with a hearty serving of band drama.

Shutdown is a documentary film about a fearless group of teen activists in Columbus, Ohio, who were determined to make their voices heard amidst the raucous turmoil rocking the United States in 1971.
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Shutdown chronicles what went down when these students were inspired by the many struggles for racial and social justice that were happening across the nation and took a stand. Although they paid a heavy price for their courage, these youth were a catalyst for significant change that extended far beyond their school and community.