The Wall

Young people in Gaza film themselves as they reclaim their destroyed surroundings, with Parkour as a form of playful protest and ruins as a playground. A painful reminder of what was, yet full of small moments of joy.

Recreating the visual language of mid-century newsreels with AI generated images, the film presents Warsaw as a city whose identity is constantly reconstructed as a simulation layered over ruins. History, destruction, myth and ideology blur into a palimpsest of eternal reinvention. 

The coffee machine in the kitchen, the ticking clock in the living room, the lift in the hallway – these are the sounds in the life of an 85-year-old. A portrait of loneliness captured through sound.

How does a self-driving car distinguish between a pavement or a pram? It turns out it’s not the car itself, but thousands of workers in the Global South. A short film about the hidden labour behind our luxury products.