Mark Kincey

On his last day in Brazil, Dut spends time with his friends around the neighborhood reminiscing about old times and longing for the future. In a cathartic moment, they perform "Times" by Flying Kites. TEMPOS is a celebration of moments past, the fraternity of friendship while growing up, and the hope for a future where there will be more time.

Two lifelong friends spend a seemingly ordinary afternoon biking around their neighbourhood, joking and passing the time, as the quiet possibility of change begins to settle over their familiar routine.

After discovering an old VHS tape, a young woman becomes entangled in a series of strange, unsettling events that blur the line between reality and recording.

Freed from the clutches of an obscurant evil, Louise makes a desperate break under the cover of night.

An observational film where everyday moments slowly shift into memory. As the present begins to feel displaced, the camera inhabits the space between what is lived and what remains, holding onto a place in the moment it begins to change.

Two lifelong friends spend a seemingly ordinary afternoon biking around their neighbourhood, joking and passing the time, as the quiet possibility of change begins to settle over their familiar routine.

Two lifelong friends spend a seemingly ordinary afternoon biking around their neighbourhood, joking and passing the time, as the quiet possibility of change begins to settle over their familiar routine.

After discovering an old VHS tape, a young woman becomes entangled in a series of strange, unsettling events that blur the line between reality and recording.

After discovering an old VHS tape, a young woman becomes entangled in a series of strange, unsettling events that blur the line between reality and recording.

Freed from the clutches of an obscurant evil, Louise makes a desperate break under the cover of night.

An observational film where everyday moments slowly shift into memory. As the present begins to feel displaced, the camera inhabits the space between what is lived and what remains, holding onto a place in the moment it begins to change.

An observational film where everyday moments slowly shift into memory. As the present begins to feel displaced, the camera inhabits the space between what is lived and what remains, holding onto a place in the moment it begins to change.