Film Catalogue

At sunset in Red Hook, Brooklyn, this site-responsive butoh performance film explores liminal space and ghostly energies emerging between land and water, day and night, body and landscape.

A young woman, dressed in a tracksuit, walks through the backstreets of Sevilla into a housing project. This is Carmen Avilés - the young street superstar of flamenco.

Drawing its name from the ancient ordering of the Arabic alphabet, each letter is danced and embodied by Salma Zahore among the ruins of Barcelona. Blending fashion, music, poetry, and performance, the film reclaims a language often misunderstood, transforming it into a celebration of identity, resilience, and artistic freedom.

In the suburbs of a northern Chinese city undergoing urbanization, a quirky girl who wants to see animals in the zoo is taken for a ride which will forever change her perspective on life.

A young woman's long-distance relationship with an older Norwegian man promises to pull both her and her mother out of their austere life in Cuba. But her dreams are shaken when she realizes he hasn’t been quite honest with her.

Death takes centre stage and faceless spectators applaud the inevitable in a series of murderous dreams.

Set among unused long takes from Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (Frank Capra, 1939), the film breaks traditional narrative flow as a stand-in wanders the Lincoln Memorial. Lost between monumental pillars, he repeatedly freezes before Lincoln’s statue, trapped in a ritual without progression.

Jerada, a former mining town in Morocco, still relies on informal coal extraction long after the official shutdown in 2001. The film recreates this hidden labor in a staged mine set built with local residents, who appear as themselves.

An outcast girl must fight the bullies and overcome her fears to pursue her ambition to fly to the other side of the mountain.