Nathan Gryx

In war-torn Russia, Vera and Anastasia take in two wounded French soldiers. As they try to survive in hiding, Anastasia’s father—a disillusioned soldier—returns home. A confrontation is inevitable, and drama erupts.

Christian, an old painter, decides that if he wants to continue living with the memories of the ones he loves, and not lose a part of himself, he has to leave through unconventional means. A bittersweet story told in 4 chapters, each depicting a different perspective… on life

Epheestus, the most powerful man in the world, learns he is doomed by an incurable tumor. He then marshals his genius and fortune to defy his fate, only to confront a limit that no amount of power can buy: the acceptance of death.

In war-torn Russia, Vera and Anastasia take in two wounded French soldiers. As they try to survive in hiding, Anastasia’s father—a disillusioned soldier—returns home. A confrontation is inevitable, and drama erupts.

In war-torn Russia, Vera and Anastasia take in two wounded French soldiers. As they try to survive in hiding, Anastasia’s father—a disillusioned soldier—returns home. A confrontation is inevitable, and drama erupts.

Christian, an old painter, decides that if he wants to continue living with the memories of the ones he loves, and not lose a part of himself, he has to leave through unconventional means. A bittersweet story told in 4 chapters, each depicting a different perspective… on life

Epheestus, the most powerful man in the world, learns he is doomed by an incurable tumor. He then marshals his genius and fortune to defy his fate, only to confront a limit that no amount of power can buy: the acceptance of death.

Epheestus, the most powerful man in the world, learns he is doomed by an incurable tumor. He then marshals his genius and fortune to defy his fate, only to confront a limit that no amount of power can buy: the acceptance of death.