Feature film projects currently in development
Dead Honey
Feature Film
A dark science-fiction horror comedy about harvesting honey from the dead in order to see them, speak with them, and perhaps even bring them back. Beneath the absurd premise lies a story about grief, loss, and the strange rituals people invent to survive both.
Nina Must Die
Feature Film — In Development
A dark psychological fable about art, identity, and the cost of fame. Nina is the creative force behind a successful international music act, but while her partner Alex embraces the machinery of success, she grows increasingly alienated from the industry built around her. After a terrifying experience in a flooded sea cave leaves her isolated and disoriented, Nina begins hearing whispers from unseen creatures that push her toward a radical transformation. As the band’s success grows and Alex turns the cave incident into publicity, Nina must confront a painful truth: the person the world celebrates may no longer be the person she wants to be.
9 Cubes
Feature Film
An intimate arthouse story about ambition, relationships, and the quiet psychological structures people build around themselves in the pursuit of success.
The Island Remembers Nothing
Feature Film
Inspired by the myth that Jack the Ripper escaped to Australia, a group of strangers wash ashore on an isolated island where status, class, and identity quickly dissolve. What remains is instinct, guilt, violence, and the struggle to survive when there is nowhere left to hide.
Bigos X
Feature Film
A slow-burn detective story where grief, memory, and guilt shape the investigation as much as the crime itself. Noir filtered through trauma, dark humour, and a good bottle of wine.
Generic White
Feature Film
A psychological drama about how a young boy is drawn into extremist ideology not through hate, but through the desire to belong, to feel strong, and to be protected.
It's My House
Feature Film
Based on a true story. A domestic psychological horror about a man who offers someone temporary refuge in his home, only to slowly lose control of the space, the rules, and ultimately the house itself.