Death Bed

A quiet, uncomfortable chamber piece that sits with family awkwardness and mortality, asking you to lean in for its brief, uneasy duration.

A gentle, earnest spiritual drama that asks you to sit quietly with questions of death and faith.

A quiet, heavy short that sits with a man's grief in a sterile hospital room, asking you to feel rather than follow plot.

A quiet, patient wait in a rural house where nothing much happens and belief hangs in the air.

A short, wry hospital-set piece that plays its grim premise for uneasy laughs, leaving you unsure whether to chuckle or wince.

A quiet, creeping dread settles in as ordinary caregiving slowly curdles into something watching and patient.

A quiet, uneasy visit that lets dread seep in slowly around grief and faith.

A slow, gently eerie village tale that mixes quiet grief with odd supernatural comedy.

A short, gently awkward comic vignette about being trapped in a social ritual you never meant to join.

A short, suffocating character study where dread and grief blur together into a quiet psychological unease.

A squirm-inducing little comedy that mines quiet dread and awkward humour from a routine medical appointment.

A quiet, somber descent into illness and loss, watching a life quietly come apart with little relief.