Story-led cinematography built through performance, blocking, light and emotional space.
Logline
At her mother’s cleaning job in a wealthy home, a ten-year-old girl leads the family’s daughter into the woods during a game of hide-and-seek, only to discover that revenge is easier than escape.
Visual Approach
From a house ordered by rules to a forest where those rules collapse yet remain equally oppressive, architecture, distance and environment become emotional structures shaping a child’s sense of power, belonging and retaliation.
Watch filmLogline
In rehearsal for a play about a woman condemned as a witch, its playwright-star finds herself persecuted by the forces controlling the production, until artistic compromise, gendered power and public humiliation fuse into a hallucinatory collapse.
Visual Approach
Theatrical space, confrontational framing and progressively expressionistic color transform a stage rehearsal into a psychological tribunal — moving from observational tension toward subjective breakdown.
Logline
When a Chinese mother who once enforced the one-child policy visits her son in Texas to push him and his wife to have a baby, one chaotic dinner becomes a clash over motherhood, bodily autonomy and generational trauma.
Visual Approach
A warm yet subtly off-kilter palette, carefully ordered domestic space and relationship-driven compositions make the home feel comforting and quietly restrictive at once.
Logline
Before undergoing hospital treatment, a young woman fights for a final moment of normalcy by insisting on watching the sunset, while her companion struggles to understand the gravity of what the moment means to her.
Visual Approach
Golden-hour light is used not simply for beauty, but to express a relationship at the edge of fading. Soft flares and restrained framing hold onto a moment that already feels as if it is slipping away.
Logline
A cynical man with patriarchal values struggles against the collapse of his own illusion.
Visual Approach
Claustrophobic domestic space, aggressive red-green contrast and fragmented framing turn an ordinary kitchen into a psychologically unstable battleground.
Logline
After narrowly escaping his enraged girlfriend, a young man hides behind a stranger’s truck — only to discover the woman he “just danced with” is also the stranger’s girlfriend.
Visual Approach
Reflections, signage, car windows and the texture of night turn the city into a glossy emotional surface — vibrant on the outside, restless and adrift underneath.
