This is my sophomore short film.

I wanted to detail a piece of now-forgotten German cinema, Uncle Krüger, a sweeping epic about the Boer War that depicts in its finale a British concentration camp, shot while an actual Nazi concentration camp operated only 30-some kilometers from the set.

I tried to examine the depths of its cynicism and how that cynicism has echoed after the fall of the Third Reich, as present-day fascist regimes too see not only victimhood in the crimes of the past, but also an example of what to inflict on others.

The film can be found here: vimeo.com/1033352755

I can't rate this objectively, as I directed it. This is my first short film.

I was inspired by Marxist filmmaker Masao Adachi's landscape theory and its examination of how landscapes express the dominant political power, and I sought to apply it to the power of romantic memory, melancholy, and nostalgia. I wanted to craft a piece of slow cinema about a universal experience and I hope I succeeded.

The film can be found here: vimeo.com/684727715

great movie for saying "olright, what's all this then" in a british voice while you watch it

I would watch more pornography if it was like this

more like enter my ass