Ophelia comes of age as lady-in-waiting for Queen Gertrude, and her singular spirit captures Hamlet's affections. As lust and betrayal threaten the kingdom, Ophelia finds herself trapped between true love and controlling her own destiny.

A young man becomes enraged when his mother remarries his wealthy uncle after his father dies.

A depressed college student wants to seek psychiatric help from her parents but they have other plans in mind

The forest, the dunes, the ocean. Thomas and Simon, 12 and 9 years old, pedal fast. They know she comes to sunbathe here everyday, naked, on the beach. Away from the rest of the world.

A short film based on William Shakespeare's Hamlet.

Through a monologue recited in reverse, the video deals with discriminatory depictions of women in the past and present. In a river scene, resembling J. E. Millais’ famous painting of Shakespeare’s dying character Ophelia, the video’s artist appears, speaking constantly into the camera. On different levels, the video moves forward and backward in time. Intelligible words and the usual flow of time do not occur simultaneously, suggesting the entanglement of language, image and social roles.

Ophelia spends her simple life in a rural city. It showed her the different rhythms of life, which she recognized. She then went on to nurture her own inner garden as well as appreciate the beauty found in the smallest of things around us.

Verging on Alzheimer’s, an aging actress (played by Hanna Schygulla) finds that the power of memory is stronger than ever.

Experimental film

A coming of age story, in a moment of the life of a twenty-one-year-old woman who has been struggling with her relationship while also finding the idea of love in her own identity and self.

A portrait inspired by reading about John Millais' painting Ophelia.

Based on the John Everett Millais painting of the same name, Ophelia tries to cope with her grief. In the style of Soviet Montage Cinema.