Gay Baby

A slow, inward-looking meditation on mortality that asks for patience and rewards it with quiet unease.

A brief, talky short that turns a life milestone into a quiet, slightly wry conversation about endings.

A quiet, reflective character study that drifts through a filmmaker's uncertain life, asking more questions than it answers.

A quiet, reflective patchwork of everyday moments and conversations that drifts between art and mortality.

A gentle, sincere devotional short that soothes rather than challenges, offering calm reassurance to anyone pondering life's bigger questions.

A brief, introspective monologue-driven piece that feels like overhearing someone quietly wrestle with mortality and faith.

A brief, cryptic fragment that drifts by like a whispered motto, leaving more an impression than a story.

A short, wry art-world piece that plays more like a dry conversation than a story.

A talky, claustrophobic conversation piece that quietly draws you into an argument about faith and mortality.

A quiet, intimate short that sits with a person wrestling with belief and self-acceptance, asking patience more than excitement.

A short, self-aware meta-film that blurs the line between creator and performance, feeling intimate, wry and quietly uncomfortable.

An abstract, meditative five minutes where spoken words drift like music, asking you to listen rather than follow any story.