No, My Darling Daughter

Strophe, A Turning work by Ellie Ga

Iblis: Prometheus If the devil offered you his hand, would you take it to save your life?

The Simple Life Marco and his son Toto work in a Venetian gondola yard and maintain the old traditions of gondoliers. When a newly-arrived businessman decides he wants to buy the yard and demolish it, Marco and company want to fight to preserve their way of life. The businessman, however, knows Marco is badly in debt and uses this to try to leverage Marco out of business. Can tradition win out in the face of naked commercialism?

Blodrus Kia and Vincent are the vampires of today. Barely getting by, they need to steal to stay alive. This night, however, they break into a house seeking more than valuables - it's time to feed.

Four Thousand Blocks an Ellie Ga film

At the Beginning North W... “The recollections of this extreme experience are translated through a laborious photographic process which mimics the layers of memory and forgetting. She pieces together the complex maps that the crew invented to navigate the breadth of ice in which they drifted. A series of slides showing the polar landscape dissolves between light and dark, interspersed with phrases parsed from the crewmembers’ personal diagrams defining their location in expansive ice. The comfort of photography as reportage is refused, and the desire for a linear pairing of image with memory is denied.” - Gabrielle Giattino

The Spirit of the Duck The first duck swims in the primordial pond at the beginning of time before the world was created.

Pussy Talk Kate’s date is going well. Until her vagina ruins it.

Savaari Abhiram, a wealthy man, falls in love with Janaki, a doctor who serves the poor and needy. He dislikes her profession and tries to change her but things get complicated.

6 Cup Chai Some children in India are forced to work rather than study to help support their families. This story is about a boy who lives and works as a tea boy in Mumbai's poorest of slums, Dharavi. He has a simple wish, to go to school like the other children.