Horror film directed by Jasper de Bruin. A heavily overworked nurse is being stalked by a mysterious figure during her night shift in the nursing home. While trying to tend to everyone's needs, she also has to deal with her stalker and pushes herself to extremes.

A film portrait of an office building by artist Eva Pel with the narrating voice of actor Hans Dagelet.

Film essay by artist Emilio Moreno. The essay film 'Stone Acrobatics' takes as a departing point the case of a Romanesque church, originally located in the artist's hometown region, in Spain. In the 1950's each of the stones of that church were carefully dismantled and shipped to New York, where the very same building was re-erected.

Climate activist film by Stijn Verhoeff and Sjoerd Leijten. The experimental short film ANSAGE ENDE is an artistic reflection on being engaged with the world. Combining fiction and documentary, music and text, this hybrid film calls for a collective and activist approach to the climate crisis.

A film by Jim Süter. When a psychiatrist and a patient meet for their first session, it becomes the question who’s the one living in reality…

Film by Jasper de Bruin and Bart Voorbergen. Winner 'Best Music' Eindhoven Film Festival 2016. Two young women arrive in a town at a scenic lake, the day after carnival. On the shore lays the body of a man in a wig, with a shark fin attached to his back. A folkloristic ritual is set in motion, evoking a sacred place.

Film exploring the public space by artist Eva Pel. A commission of Atelier Rijksbouwmeester and premiered at symposium 'The Public Domain'.

Video game by Glowforth.
Winner 'Best Music and Sound Design' Dutch Game Awards 2014. Last Inua is an immersive and emotional platform adventure game developed by Glowforth. A captivating experience, Last Inua tells the tale of an Inuit family’s fight for survival in the harsh elements of the mythical Arctic. The Tonrar, a demonic trickster, has awoken in the arctic.

Film by Jasper de Bruin and Bart Voorbergen. Armed with a Hi8 camera and a bunch of props, a young couple spends a beautiful summer day in the woods. David and Merel are making a film. Or rather: David is trying to make a movie. Merel helps as an actress. She happily blows a birthday horn and lets herself be tied to a tree with streamers. David has an idiosyncratic imagination and, as befits misunderstood artistic geniuses, has a little trouble communicating.