Under the Mountain is an eight-part television series based on the novel of the same name written by Maurice Gee, first transmitted in 1981 and produced by Television New Zealand. Many of the minor roles in this series were played by people who were at the time well known performers in New Zealand.

Teenage twins battle dark forces hidden beneath Auckland's volcanoes.

Unrealized animated film based on Tolkien's works. The project was launched in 1991 and suspended due to the collapse of the Soviet Union. As for today only six minutes of prologue has been found and preserved.

Love, rivalry and humiliation in a Hungarian village.

High in the mountains, shepherds watch the clouds work. A meteorologist monitors weather forecasts and alerts shepherds of necessary weather changes. Selyanka lives under the mountain; shepherds sometimes help her to water the garden. Once, having received generous gratitude for their work, the shepherds, in joy, do not notice how the Selyanka's garden is flooded with pouring rain.

One summer, many years after his mother confided in him about her emotional difficulties with his father, a filmmaker questions his parents, curious about the state of their relationship. At first glance, their situation does not seem to have changed. Curious, he decides to inquire about it. Their activities and discussions both revive nostalgic and fearful emotions. He sees that his mother does not feel the same. From this moment that he realizes the magnitude of the subject and that some things are not accessible to him.

Two mountaineers undertake a clandestine expedition to Popocatépetl, one of the most active and dangerous volcanoes on the planet. Faced with the inability to predict explosions, which occur very frequently, surviving or not is a matter of chance. Along the way, the mystique of the landscape manifests itself strongly in these forbidden badlands, and the mountain, the closest point to heaven and divinity, is at the same time, the only window towards the core of the earth.

Made with a rudimentary pinhole technique, traces of a mountain landscape are captured in black and white.

UNDER THE RED MOUNTAIN: CHIFENG AND FURTHER NORTH documents a hitchhiked, trained and walked journey from Shanghai to the city of Chifeng and then from there, further north into Mongolia. Shot during the middle of winter, the film connects the decrease in the temperature with the increasing isolation and militarisation of the places, spaces and people of China and its “autonomous regions”.

The ascent of the soul in the space after death as it is awakened and drawn up in a backwards flowing waterfall.

Nalan Rongruo leads the snake out of the cave for the three demons of Jiangbei who captured the captive woman, but at a critical moment, he was interfered with by Gui Zhongming, who was suffering from soul-exclusion, and the plan failed.