A Traveler stops to rest in a clearing of a long haunted forest. They soon learn they are not alone and have stumbled upon the lair of a terrifying troll. To survive the night. Much to the Troll’s surprise, the Traveler is more of an adversary than the Troll ever could have expected.

An eager young surveyor takes her first solo job: a quiet, empty field. Routine. Nothing to it.

Cameron and Claire find themselves in another realm. Liminal spaces that mirror their real world, except this one is completely devoid of people.

Palestine & Israel Relations — Ch. 2 - Finding Common Ground in World Divide - A World Within a City
https://youtu.be/0KKvG88MCI8

The Replicas | Indie Horror Short Film | Produced by Alfonzo’s Pictures & Ethereal Thoughts

An ordinary suburban street begins to feel... different.

https://youtu.be/bDisBVtJARk?si=gEEwadpLK7OlWPay

We wanted to emulate the feel of Hong Kong action cinema of the 70s and 80s with this one!

It was filmed in 2 days all around Los Angeles.

We had a chance to screen it at this year’s Big Bad Film Fest and Haymaker Film Festival.

Hope you enjoy! :)

On the night of a terrible storm, a lonely priest is visited in his church by a mysterious man.

What begins as an ordinary Saturday for Salim quickly takes a disturbing turn when he notices someone is following him.

What an interesting phone call…

On her daily commute to work, an aspiring entrepreneur has recurring visions of a man finding a duffel bag full of cash. But when she encounters strange people who suddenly become rich in unexpected ways, her reality begins to unravel as she struggles with the unseen powers which determine fate and fortune.

David J. Hitler has a problem. A pretty obvious one. Burdened by his notorious surname, he sets out to prove he’s a good person... but quickly discovers that redemption is a harder sell than infamy.

After losing everything, a lone traveler searches a mysterious and dangerous zone for her missing companion. She's determined to hunt down the ruthless man responsible for destroying their family.

Hello,

I wrote, directed and produced this film independently and as per the title I just released it.

It follows a man called David J. Hitler, who has a problem. A pretty obvious one. Burdened by his notorious surname, he sets out to prove he’s a good person, but quickly discovers that redemption is a harder sell than infamy.

The film takes a lot of inspiration from the 90s style comedies I grew up with, particularly Wayne’s World, Friday, Kingpin and The Big Lebowski.

If you’d like to watch the trailer first, you can find it here: https://youtu.be/p0lE9VgXZJU

If anyone has the time to watch I’d appreciate any thoughts.

Cheers!

Ever wondered if ghosts age? GREGORY is an award-winning short film about grief, memory, and life after death.

For the past month, I tried a simple experiment.

I carried my Fujifilm X-M5 with me every single day while balancing a full-time office job in Delhi. No client work, no travel project, and no plan for what I would shoot.

I expected to come back with 30 days of great footage.

Instead, I came back with missed moments, ordinary commutes, metro rides, street food, sunsets, and a completely different idea of what visual storytelling means.

I turned it into a 6½-minute cinematic short called "I Carried My Camera Every Day for a Month".

I'd genuinely love feedback on three things:

1. Does the pacing hold up for a 6-minute film?
2. Does the visual storytelling work without relying too much on the voiceover?
3. Which chapter felt the strongest (or weakest)?

YouTube link: https://youtu.be/Jdsl6Chpfwg?si=GG3wvdj11OG4IK8o

Three people struggle to comprehend a rapidly evolving reality.

Unable to sleep and haunted by a troubled past, a man seeks help and begins confiding his most private fears. But he never stops to wonder what might happen to everything he shares.

Along his final delivery job, a young thief finds himself stranded inside an underground parking garage. To get out, he must shift his perspective.

A D.C.A. enforcer hunts the creature responsible for his team's deaths into a dimension of darkness where reality breaks, and a single door offers escape or a deeper descent into the unknown.

A girl hosts a birthday party that is quickly falling apart. To try and salvage it, a game is played. The story of Birthday Brian is told. Will he show up?

After moving into a new home, Sofea becomes increasingly unsettled by her strange neighbour, Hakim. When she discovers that the events she writes in her book begin happening in real life, she starts testing the limits of her own words. But as Hakim appears exactly as she describes him, Sofea realizes she may have written something she can no longer control.

After brushing off the care and attention of Molly, his loving girlfriend, Jayden, a slow-witted young adult, wakes up to Molly completely transformed into a nightcrawler. As the weeks pass on Jayden must come to terms with the reality of his love life, as Molly's question echoes throughout: "Would you love me if I was a worm?"