Lex Talionis

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 short, grimly focused revenge piece that leans on grief and quiet menace rather than spectacle.

A quiet, somber short that lingers on sorrow and asks you to sit with its unease rather than resolve it.

A short, somber chamber drama that weighs guilt and belief against loss, leaving a quiet ache rather than spectacle.

A brief, raw confrontation that feels like overhearing a private argument, leaving a quiet ache.

A quiet, intimate short that sits with grief and unspoken tension between two sisters in a familiar house.

A tense, emotionally raw chamber piece that pits sister against sister in a moral and spiritual reckoning.

A quiet, bittersweet short that sits with uncomfortable family silences and small revelations, leaving a gentle ache behind.

A short, sober confrontation that plays like a quiet act of grief and accusation, hard to shake.

A brief, quiet mood piece that lingers on grief and silence, feeling more like a fragment than a full story.

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

A quiet, earnest chamber piece that asks you to sit with grief and wait for grace.