Triptych

A sober, testimony-driven documentary that asks you to sit with hard truths and listen.

A sombre, fragmented gallery piece that drifts between crisis and reflection, asking patience and rewarding it with unease.

A brief, reflective piece where voices and images carry quiet pride and conviction.

A slow, haunting gallery piece that drifts between image and history, asking you to sit with absence and imagine lives the record erased.

A thoughtful, essayistic documentary that quietly challenges who gets to count as English.

A quiet, sobering documentary that sits with two people's testimony, letting personal pain and systemic injustice land with steady, unhurried weight.

A quiet, essayistic drift through city streets and archival echoes, asking for patience and reflection rather than narrative momentum.

A quiet, contemplative collage that drifts between images and moments, asking you to sit with its rhythms rather than follow a story.

A sober, archival documentary that reconstructs a flashpoint of racial tension through testimony and period footage, asking for attentive viewing.

A solemn, intimate performance piece that blends readings, animation and home footage into a mournful, searching meditation you sit with quietly.

A sober, illuminating history lesson that mixes talking heads with vivid animation, asking for close attention and leaving a heavy, urgent aftertaste.

A sober, interview-driven look at protest and its personal costs, asking for attention and leaving a heavy, unresolved feeling.