
Ricordu (“memory” in Sicilian) is a deeply personal film about my grandfather, his homeland, and the legacy it has left within our family. What began as a simple attempt to film our holidays with my brother became a reflection on Sicily, memories, and the bonds that connect us. Through fragments of his story, I tried to capture what this land means to him… and what remains of it within us. I hope this film touches you as deeply as it touched me. Enjoy the film !
2026-09-04 00.0

Gathering family, friends and community members around a beloved traditional food, pahkwêsikan sâkihitowin: Bannock is Love reflects on the role of bannock in sustaining Indigenous identity, memory and connection. Through stories shared across generationsand moving through different contexts, the film reveals how cultural traditions nourish not only the body, but also the spirit, resilience and future of a people.
2026-09-16 00.0
Plantation Tragedy presents a surreal dreamscape where trees, labourers, scientists and artificial intelligence confront one another in a shared state of exhaustion. Four figures—Francis the overseer, Dona the vegetal communicator, Watiman the scientist and Cyborg the sentient machine—voice conflicting desires for progress, justice and rest. The oil palms begin to groan, complain and ultimately refuse to produce, a fantasy of vegetal strike in action. As the trees “strike,” the plantation becomes a scene of imagined resistance, inviting us to consider whether the Earth itself might one day refuse and retaliate.
2026-08-28 00.0