Sophie guides visitors through the exclusion zone around the Golfech nuclear plant in southern France. Years after the disaster, she outfits tourists in protective suits and leads gyropod tours across irradiated land where decontamination teams still work.
A woman walks home alone at night. The film transforms what should be an ordinary moment into a tense, intimate portrait of the invisible rules, paranoia and instincts women carry with them in public spaces.
Go Ye Afar (2026), follows the journey of an Irish-Nigerian taxi driver on a miraculous voyage through the streets of Dublin and Calabar. Written in collaboration with Beulah Ezeugo of the ‘Éireann and I Archive’, the film was inspired by our oral history interviews with Irish-Nigerian taxi drivers, Irish Missionaries and people who worked between Ireland and Nigeria. The film applies the storytelling structures of the voyage in Irish literature to the mythical journey of a transatlantic travelling taxi, a vehicle for bridging the recent histories of colonialism, Christianity, and charity connecting both states.
Go Ye Afar occupies the hazy space between fiction and documentary, memory and archive, magic and reality. The film mixes rear-projection driving imagery (as a Brechtian distancing device) with reenacted interviews, documentary and archival material to connect the use of media by missionaries in shaping the Irish understanding of the Nigerian–Biafran War (the first televised humanitarian disaster), to the foundation of many major NGOs in response to this conflict, to the legacies of colonialism in contemporary free trade and immigration systems.
Central to the film is an inquiry into the politics of movement and the way travelling has manifested in religious practice, from Biblical walking on water, to missionary evangelisation and The Motorists' Prayer. From global immigration patterns to daily movement around a city, Go Ye Afar attempts to question who gets to move, how we get there and at what cost.
A man tries to find his place among friends. What begins as a simple walk turns into a physical struggle for belonging.
Paris, 2024 Olympic Games. Isaac is a sandwich man. Cléo is a sandwich woman. One day, Isaac sees Cléo throw a skateboard into the water.
When two ball girls lock eyes on the court of a prestigious tennis tournament, their initial rivalry slowly transforms into a magnetic passion.
A mother sees her homeless son's graffiti-tags wherever she goes. She interprets his signatures as signals to her and wants to respond. She starts writing SON under his tags. One day, she suddenly gets a reply. Under SON it now says Hello mom.
Years after their friend Alex went missing, Chris and Giada have been receiving strange videos from someone claiming to be him, and saying he needs to be found.
Xavier is working for an Australian production company as a location scout for their upcoming film in the alps. On his search to find authentic décor, Xavier meets Zoé, a local girl, who is persuaded that the two have met somewhere before…
A young swimmer's life changes drastically when she begins to suspect that what she loves most is actually her greatest threat. A dark tale of what lies beneath the surface.
Roswell, a town emblematic of extraterrestrial fantasies. Far from the expected stories, this film offers a personal and disturbing exploration. It doesn't look for proof, but captures a sensitive experience of strangeness, silence and prohibitions.
On a very cold winter afternoon, António and Jota return from the front alongside their friends in search of some ancient Roman baths. They joke among themselves and wade through marshes as they reminisce about their last battle. The baths have reappeared after spending a long time under the water of a reservoir, and people of all ages flock there to spend the day. But there is something mysterious about these baths, as if the water influences the boys' mood, giving them the courage to say things they have never told anyone. As day turns into night, they confess their feelings and their fears of losing their best friend forever.
