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Duckgate is a chaotic, low-budget YouTube series stitched from the remains of spontaneous sketch comedy. Straddling satire and surrealism, it documents a fictional universe where ducks, drama, and dysfunctional conspiracies collide. Created with improvisational energy and a total disregard for narrative coherence.

Gollum Boy is a triptych of surreal shorts following a peculiar child as he navigates solitude, compulsion, and delight in the mundane. With minimal dialogue and a darkly humorous tone, the films blend lo-fi aesthetics with psychological nuance, inviting viewers to observe joy from a distance that feels both intimate and uncanny.

The Wall adapts Jonny Pert’s poem into a quiet, meditative short film that explores alienation, memory, and the invisible boundaries between inner and outer worlds. Shot in digital and VHS formats.

Hamster Wheel is a single-take monologue in which a solitary character unravels before the camera. Trapped in a loop of self-reflection, obsession, and inertia, the film examines mental repetition as both performance and prison.

A Minute of Madness is an experimental series of one-minute films, each offering a fragmented glimpse into the irrational. These micro-narratives explore themes of disintegration, repetition, and absurdity through theatrical performance, digital noise, and abstract sound.

Premortem is a psychological thriller that traces the slow descent of a man haunted by dreams that refuse to stay asleep. With an atmospheric approach to horror and a fractured narrative structure, the film blurs the line between hallucination and prophecy. A study in dread, identity, and subconscious collapse.