Rea Robles

A deaf woman navigates a series of job interviews where HR officers talk endlessly, but what we hear is her fragmented, intuitive lip-reading, wherein, instead of narrating word for word, she would rather skim through their excuses that reveal how society quietly excludes her.

After a one-night stand, an arrogant playboy and a timid young woman discover that any pleasure or pain they inflict on themselves is simultaneously felt by the other.

In the brief hours of the morning, two strangers strike up an unexpected connection with the spaces between them sharing a language far too familiar.

A short film that imagines a reality where plants and trees could communicate with each other through their own form of social media—their groot chat.

A messenger delivers heartfelt and haunting letters to sites where victims of extrajudicial killings died or were last seen at, each message a brief foray into the tail-end of lives abruptly cut short and the anguish of those left behind.

A deaf woman navigates a series of job interviews where HR officers talk endlessly, but what we hear is her fragmented, intuitive lip-reading, wherein, instead of narrating word for word, she would rather skim through their excuses that reveal how society quietly excludes her.

After a one-night stand, an arrogant playboy and a timid young woman discover that any pleasure or pain they inflict on themselves is simultaneously felt by the other.

In the brief hours of the morning, two strangers strike up an unexpected connection with the spaces between them sharing a language far too familiar.

A short film that imagines a reality where plants and trees could communicate with each other through their own form of social media—their groot chat.

A messenger delivers heartfelt and haunting letters to sites where victims of extrajudicial killings died or were last seen at, each message a brief foray into the tail-end of lives abruptly cut short and the anguish of those left behind.