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A compelling journey through the labyrinthine gardens and ruins of Villa Serbelloni on Lake Como. The passage of time, light, and people is central to this two screen work where location and landscape become devices to explore enclosure and isolation - both physical and psychological states.

These 4 short films, follow a week at the Toonik Tyme festival in Iqaluit, the Inuit capital way up in the Arctic. A magical look at a changing culture as locals compete in games and tests of skill: igloo building, ice sculpture, snowmobile racing and a round of golf on a fairway carved from the sea ice. It's all so enchanting, but behind these images are stories of homelessness, melting ice, colonialism and isolation.

This contemporary Bestiary takes a subversive and tongue in cheek look at the relationships between girls and dogs. A documentary, a love poem to the dog. As told by a delicious medley of images, texts and voices from Piero di Cosimo to Joan Baez to Enid Blyton to Virginia Woolf to the girl next door. These girls have distant encounters with their dogs whilst grown women tell their stories of childhood pets, family malaise and repressed sexual tensions.