FILM PROJECTS
Film is a powerful medium that brings stories to life, blending visuals, sound, and emotion to create impactful experiences. From concept development to final edit, our film projects focus on compelling narratives, cinematic storytelling, and high-quality production. Whether short films, documentaries, or creative experiments, each project is crafted with passion and purpose to leave a lasting impression.
The Empty Chair
Drama Short Film
This short film explores the complex relationship between a father and his daughter, told through three interconnected timelines.
In the past, we witness the challenges of early parenthood as the father struggles with potty training his young daughter. Through this frustration, he unexpectedly discovers a deep love for her, bonding over her quick wit and resilience.
In the present, the story shifts to the emotional turmoil of a divorce. The mother, having discovered her husband is continuing a relationship with a much younger woman, makes the painful decision to leave the marriage. The film sensitively captures her journey through anger, grief, and ultimately, acceptance.
In the future, the mother relocates back to the Netherlands for a fresh start, while the father chooses to move his new partner into the family home. This decision causes a rift between him and his daughter, leading to a painful severing of their bond as she struggles to accept the new dynamic.
Through three timelines of exploring the bond between a father and daughter amidst the turmoil of divorce, from tender moments of potty training struggles to present-day emotional upheaval, and ultimately, to a fractured relationship as the father's choices drive a wedge between them.
Release Date: TBA
Description
Logline
"Happiness doesn’t have one address."
Following the Breadcrumbs
Short Documentary
Release Date: Dec.2021
Description
In “Following the Breadcrumbs” we analyze Canadian grocery stores' food waste consumption. While overseeing the amount of waste, we consider the alternatives like food banks and local/international grocers and how they handle their food wastage. Comparing the two we discover how much food waste can be reduced in Canada.