Blind

Pansori is the traditional Korean genre of music stories, sometimes referred to as Korean opera, performed by a singer, sorikkun, accompanied by a drummer, gosu, on the buk drum. "SIM: The Blind" is based on one of the five surviving pansori songs, Simcheongga. Delving into the rhythm of the story rooted in shamanistic rites, we follow the life of Sim Hakgyu – a blind master of swords who roams through a post-apocalyptic world contaminated with blinding dust using his sensitive hearing to get a sense of direction. The viewer experiences his reality in the same way, through sound waves bouncing off shapes. The world built with sounds appears to us as a volumetric cloud of colorful points hanging in the air, creating the afterimages of the sung story.

This story is about a resort, which is possessed by an evil spirit. And there some friends go for a holiday, and slowly one by one people starts dying. After some time, Sameer learns that there is no ghost, it is a planned conspiracy and then Sameer exposes a criminal. And slowly the truth starts coming out with more twist and turns. This story is based on love and revenge with cliff-hanger and twists.

An LGBTQ+ drama about the dangers of "gay conversion therapy," the consequences of suicide and those left behind. A father and detective faces a moral and ethical dilemma, a therapist faces the results of his beliefs.

Two strangers are part of a scientific study where the goal is to get known to each other successively. There are clear rules: they can't see each other (both wear masks) and personal informations are forbidden as both signed a contract, that grants them a high sum of money for participating in the experiment.

When trying to fit in with friends from school, a girl plays a prank on one of her classmates. The next day, she discovers that the schoolmate has committed suicide and people start to blame her.

Color Blind is about a young teen attempting to experience color despite being color blind. Along the way he'll encounter bullies, surgeons and his own limitations. Shot to reflect mid-20th century filming styles the cinematography evolves as the main character does.

A young man fallen on hard times takes advantage of a mistaken identity. What ensues is an entanglement with crime and passion that he can't get away from.

In the sleepy town of Clearwater, Sheriff Jack Carter tries to solve the murder of the local reverend but as he pursues the suspects, Jack struggles with the secrets he learns and confronts the monster he can become.

Nine Key Members Control The Council. The Council Controls The Committee. The Committee Controls The Population. “They have Changed Our Way of Life.”

Film by Simon Herdman, Nathan Read, Nathan Rollinson & Frazer Cockle

A short film that both explores and attempts to simulate in first-person perspective the effects and experience of sight loss and visual impairment. The film was part of my dissertation on my master’s course in Filmmaking & Media Arts at the University of Glasgow.

At the end of the 19th century, a woman receives an invitation to travel through time across the Douro, meeting an unknown person from the 21st century.

Blind Ambivalence is the story of Thomas Bloom, an ambitious Assistant District Attorney facing the biggest case of his career. After the shooting of an unarmed black woman and her infant child, Bloom must chose between culture and career.

The film travels from a classroom in Uganda to a Belgian train station, showing how education, culture, and institutions shape our way of thinking and acting. At the center of the story are the students in history teacher Godfrey's classroom. Their questions and research serve as the driving force as they unravel, challenge, and try to overcome colonial mindsets and racist systems.

A 19-year-old in Mississauga, Ontario documents his life.

Mitch, Jaden, and Stevie, three young students with visual impairments who attend the Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind, detail common misconceptions and their struggles for accurate representation.

Cony, a man in his thirties recieves the box that will change the course of his life

Also known as Georgia Blues, this is a biopic of influential bluesman Blind Willie McTell.

During WWII, the Japanese army developed experimental balloons able to cross the Pacific Ocean and reach the West Coast of North America in 3-6 days. Armed with explosives, they were given the code name fu-go, or fusen bakudan (“fire balloons,” or balloon bombs) in an attempt to instill a culture of fear like that caused by the far more deadly American firebombing of Japanese cities. The U.S. responded by enacting a censorship campaign, requesting newspapers avoid reports of fu-go landings or sightings. Living near the remains of a fu-go launch site in Fukushima Prefecture, Takeuchi mimics their flight take-off using a drone camera, and, traveling to North America, follows their arrival across the shoreline and rural landscapes, using a bat’s echolocation as narrative device to place fu-go and Fukushima as echos across history.