MICHAEL is a psychological short film that takes us into a journey of storytelling itself. Revealing how a writer’s world, both external and internal, can shape, distort and redefine the stories they tell.
In a world filled with noise, conflict, contradiction and confusion, a disillusioned author, on his friends advise, escapes from the chaotic city life to a village in search of tranquility, clarity and inspiration. But instead of peace, he encounters a strange, unsettling tale, one that blurs the lines between memory, imagination and reality.
Through Ravba, the mysterious caretaker of the house, the writer learns of his tragic love story while working in circus- Ravba’s forbidden affair with Jenni, the wife of a circus owner named Michael. When their secret is exposed, a chain of violence and revenge unfolds.
As the lines between Ravba’s memories and the writer’s imagination blur, the story takes on a life of its own. Is it a story that has happened with Ravba or a creative invention or something in between? MICHAEL invites the audience to decide if this is what he discovers real or just a figment of his imagination or somewhere in between

Satori is a poetic and meditative portrait of a prisoner who discovers inner freedom within the confines of captivity.

Clinging to a drawing from his daughter, he endures isolation and torment, sustained only by the hope of one day seeing her again. But as that hope begins to fade, he is confronted with a harrowing truth: he will never be free.

In surrendering to this reality, he undergoes a sudden and profound awakening - a spiritual liberation known as Satori.

The short story of how a failed documentary exposed a potential corporate grift involving an international band of hardcore space videogamers.

History repeats itself, yet people fail to heed its lessons every time. Adam, a doctor of science, was living his life normally until a sudden event occurred in the world, causing him to suffer alone with his friend, the monkey.

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“The Monkey” follows Adam, a scientist whose life is upended by a global crisis. Isolated and grappling with his fears, he finds solace in an unlikely companion—a monkey. The film explores themes of anxiety and existential dread during the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting on humanity's struggle to adapt.

The core idea of the film is that it exists outside of time, place, timing, and any specific country, in order to better convey the fundamental concept that this event occurs on the planet periodically, because humans do not learn from their mistakes or from the past. In every time period, they create a virus that nearly destroys the world, and they always end up harming themselves, yet they do not learn from the mistakes of the past because no one studies history properly.

So a new virus called "Disease X" came to the world again and made the scientist suffer, trying to find the serum for this virus along with his friend, the monkey. He is also trying to find anyone else alive, as he does not want to live alone again in this world.

Grandmaster of Chess, Wilhelm Steinitz, goes into battle with one of the best conmen in history, Gregor MacGregor. Tensions flare, and sanity is called into question. Who will win?

A poem put to film. A young man wandering through Paris, facing himself, the world, and existence.