Elenie Chung

Celeste and Aurora have lived together for some time. Dye Red is a dark but graceful slice-of-life look at their relationship.

In a prestigious all-girls secondary school in Trinidad and Tobago, the Michaelmas term seeps with anxiety for all in their last year. Cyan, indecisive about her university choices, finds herself at odds with expectations of where she should go, why should she go and if it matters if she goes. However, as exams approach with expected dread, one by one, young girls are vanishing in the school grounds.

A goldfish experiences exclusion, alienation and isolation, while apartment hunting.

Aino and Yu Xing are two best friends and two working fine artists. Competition is as natural as intimacy between the two, but their relationship may be heading toward a breaking point. Citric Acid is a platonic romantic film that explores artists and their practices using a fusion of narrative, documentary and art film with subtle political elements.

Celeste and Aurora have lived together for some time. Dye Red is a dark but graceful slice-of-life look at their relationship.

In a prestigious all-girls secondary school in Trinidad and Tobago, the Michaelmas term seeps with anxiety for all in their last year. Cyan, indecisive about her university choices, finds herself at odds with expectations of where she should go, why should she go and if it matters if she goes. However, as exams approach with expected dread, one by one, young girls are vanishing in the school grounds.

A goldfish experiences exclusion, alienation and isolation, while apartment hunting.

Aino and Yu Xing are two best friends and two working fine artists. Competition is as natural as intimacy between the two, but their relationship may be heading toward a breaking point. Citric Acid is a platonic romantic film that explores artists and their practices using a fusion of narrative, documentary and art film with subtle political elements.

Aino and Yu Xing are two best friends and two working fine artists. Competition is as natural as intimacy between the two, but their relationship may be heading toward a breaking point. Citric Acid is a platonic romantic film that explores artists and their practices using a fusion of narrative, documentary and art film with subtle political elements.