Work in development

A global investigation into modern food systems, tracing how chemicals, seed control, and regulatory frameworks reshaped what we eat — and why the public was never fully informed.

Structured as a patient, evidence-led journey across supply chains and policy rooms, the film follows how technical decisions become public outcomes — and how silence can be engineered as effectively as noise.

Themes

Food systems · Regulation · Public health · Corporate power

Territory

Global

An inside look at modern healthcare systems where treatment is real, but access, pricing, and decision-making are increasingly driven by financial structures few patients understand.

The film keeps the camera close to lived experience — appointments, paperwork, waiting rooms — while tracing the invisible architecture that determines who gets care, when, and at what cost.

Themes

Healthcare access · Financialization · Inequality · Institutional design

Territory

International

A portrait of independent music venues and the communities around them as they fight to survive economic pressure, consolidation, and the shifting landscape of live performance.

Built around intimate performance spaces and the people who sustain them, the project examines what is lost when culture becomes a balance sheet — and what remains when communities refuse to disappear quietly.

Themes

Culture · Urban economics · Community · Labor

Territory

Europe & North America

An examination of how algorithm-driven platforms are shaping attention, identity, and development in children — and what happens when an entire generation is raised inside engineered digital environments.

The film approaches childhood with moral seriousness: not as a moral panic, but as a longitudinal question about design, incentives, and the responsibilities of institutions that profit from attention.

Themes

Technology · Childhood · Attention · Governance

Territory

Global

A geopolitical investigation into the minerals powering modern technology and clean energy, revealing the environmental, human, and political cost hidden beneath the global transition narrative.

From extraction sites to boardrooms, the project connects geology to geopolitics — asking what “transition” means when its burdens are unevenly distributed and rarely visible in public debate.

Themes

Energy · Geopolitics · Environment · Labor rights

Territory

Global

A film about money — not as theory, but as lived reality — exploring inflation, debt, financial systems, and the growing gap between economic policy and everyday experience.

Through households, small businesses, and public institutions, the film treats economics as a human story: how abstractions become constraints, and how clarity can be withheld without a single lie being told.

Themes

Finance · Inflation · Policy · Household economics

Territory

International

A ground-level look at climate impact through the lens of economics, insurance, and displacement — where rising risk is no longer theoretical, but already reshaping lives and decisions.

The narrative follows communities confronting thresholds: maps that redraw neighborhoods, contracts that redefine safety, and the quiet reordering of who can afford to remain in place.

Themes

Climate risk · Insurance · Displacement · Planning

Territory

Coastal & river regions