Splits

A quiet, stage-bound chamber piece that grows steadily heavier, asking you to sit with uncomfortable moral pressure.

A quiet, abstract experimental film that drifts through fragmented images, asking patience and offering atmosphere rather than story.

A grim, slow descent into a rigged system, watching two men ground down by confinement and quiet cruelty.

An abstract, cerebral short that feels like a puzzle of shifting perspectives, asking patience and close attention rather than offering easy narrative pleasure.

A grim, deliberate story of retribution that unfolds with quiet tension and moral weight.

A somber, deliberate drama that unfolds through withheld testimony, carrying a quiet tension and a heavy sense of injustice.

A quiet, fragmentary drift through one woman's memories and present unease, asking patience as past and now blur together.

A quiet, tightly wound moral pressure cooker where every bureaucratic exchange feels like a held breath.

A quiet, heavy drama that sits with grief and moral unease, moving slowly toward a decision you dread.

A rare, unfinished-feeling avant-garde curiosity that drifts rather than narrates, rewarding patient viewers with atmosphere over story.

A slow, puzzling experimental piece that feels more like a ritual than a story, asking patience and openness from the viewer.

A sober, slow-burning legal drama that carries the weight of a real injustice, tense and moving without melodrama.