A documentary film of a young filmmaker's journey back, after an 8-year absence, to his parent's country to capture his experience in one of the most complicated and misunderstood countries in the world. A personal narrative that explores the broader social, political, and cultural history of the country's capital. A visual diary detailing his encounters, unique perspectives, and philosophical ponderings throughout.

A simple Tinder date goes horribly wrong when Murphy O'Riley encounters strange happenings on his brother's farm.

Lost Horizon are a power metal / progressive metal band from Gothenburg, Sweden. They went under the name Highlander from 1990 until 1994 (with Joacim Cans on vocals and other future HammerFall members) before the band was put on hold. Reformed in the late nineties, briefly under the same name, before changing it to Lost Horizon. The band is Swedish but Wojtek Lisicki is from Poland.

Composed of music videos by various artists covering songs by Kurt Weill, interspersed with narration, to form a loose biography of the composer.

Three abandoned lives tossed by the winds. One global call to restore families.

This was edited by myself for Level 6 student Louise Bann, who is studying history of art & museum studies. She is creating an exhibition called THE RAVE ARCHIVES. The exhibition is about the culture surrounding rave music. This Audio-Visual piece is 'Lost Media' - an old VHS tape lying around to be found once again by its owner, who is now able to relive days long gone from when they were involved in the rave scene in the 90's. The footage showcases the underground scene that celebrated youth culture and acceptance, but still has a sinister edge to it that the rave scene will always be associated with due to the heavy use of drugs. The owner and the viewer are disrupted as the footage cuts out, only for the footage to play on a loop once again, similar to the nature of raves themselves.