TV / Docu / Fiction / Music

Lasagna tells the story of Chess, a young, poor woman that gives care for Leonor, who has Alzheimer's. Throughout the movie, the audience is challenged with ethical dilemmas and themes that question the meaning of 'caring for someone'.

Nudity and shame. Are clothes a mask to cover insecurity, or do clothes make us aware of our insecurities by pointing out deviations to the ‘beauty standard’? Short story about Mai Thuong.

Together with Bureau NY, I explored the theme 'Affordable living in expensive cities'. In New York, the most expensive city in the world, we followed Robert who lives in his van instead of paying rent. The episode was made for the series 'Metropolis'.

Commissioned by Tomorrowland, we shot an interview with Steven Donziger, a human rights lawyer who helped win a $9.5 billion judgment against Chevron in Ecuador in 2011. Since then, he has lost a fraud case, which led to disbarment and house arrest.

What is the relationship between privilege and friendship? Is it easier to be friends with people from similar backgrounds? A little video research let to vulnerable and honest discussions about how we choose our friends

Jason works as a trash sorter at Middlebury College, a college with one of the highest amount of students from the top 1% of wealthiest Americans. What is Jason's experience like, and how does he find meaning in his work?

It is midnight, 12 hours before Francoise's TEDx talk. She is deciding what to wear during her talk. How do societal connotations influence her choice of fashion? What is the purpose of 'dressing up', to look good or to feel good? And for who?

Video commissioned by a family from Zeeland, celebrating Moe's 98th birthday. The short edit is a snippet made from the shots for a different documentary. Filming and production were done by Bureau NY.

Lockdown, sunny, and a long summer where nobody knows what will happen next. To escape the pandemic, I left Tel Aviv, and volunteered at Kibbutz Bar'am. During my stay, I documented the volunteer experience during the peak of the pandemic.

Once we fall into a routine, is it possible to unfall? During a pandemic, each day looked like the previous day. If there is little to no novelty, what would this do with humans? A short film made during the pandemic.

Jason broke his leg and can't play basketball anymore. He meets the person who tackelt him. Film exercise: How can one make an ambiguous script concrete through video?

In 2016, the Jewish and Islamic new Years overlapped. A group of Jews and Muslims got together and reflected on their new year's traditions. They realize that both traditions have more in common than expected.

During the pandemic, I produced a video clip for musician Leonard Barkley. We did not have many resources and improvised with pots, pans, scissors, and a deodorant spray as music instruments.