Vast fields, crashing meteorites, burning trees, a chapel in the middle of nowhere and a park. Bodies meet there, dancing, rolling, interwoven, releasing themselves from their embrace. The movement will carry them into the next age. A labyrinthine crossing of dance in the park.

“A Kiss” tells the story of a young man dancing his way across streets, sports fields, rooftops and across the sky to his first kiss with a new lover. A first kiss is not always easy…

A woman and a man live in a bizarre, neglected shack, in an almost weightless room. It is a mysterious encounter. They try to make love, either too quickly or too slowly, and end up going too far.

The city sparkles like time – with a kiss you fly away … Two young people meet in a park in Havana at night. They look at each other for a long time, then circle each other. They know what to do. Inspired by a fragment of a scene from the play “Tangos Cubanos” by choreographer Billy Cowie, who also provided the lyrics and musical score.

A monster struggles to find its place in a world in which everyone’s life is geared towards incessant productivity. A dance in and with AI imagery gone wild.

“My non-relative fullness” is a subjective story of life and the discovery of my body. The morning light, the darkness of the room, the shadow on the wall – this is not a list at all, but a non-relative fullness. The darkness is not another entity next to the light, but exactly what my body is illuminated with.

We follow the Beatles on tour. The changing backdrops of cities, hotels, streets and gigs never stop, the only constant being the band members. A magical dancer appears to each of them, symbolizing inspiration and creative freedom.

The swan as a subjective image of beauty in a modern interpretation: in “Swans never die” it is linked to the world of contemplation and transformation. In a changed time, in a changed space, it can always rise anew.

Videos and photos of the protests and demonstrations against the Netanyahu government in the summer of 2021 become an animated journey full of movement and imaginative image collages.

You’ve arrived at a factory with work boots and lunch boxes. But what kind of production is this? After a long day at work, they go home. Is this a joke or another kind of hard labor?

A young woman waits for her date in an empty stadium. But he doesn’t turn up. “Offside Trap” is a narrative dance film that explores the discrepancy between perception and reality. Blinded by her triggers, the protagonist lets her distorted perception guide her. She makes hasty assumptions and jumps to conclusions that take her even further away from reality.

“On the Moon” is an experimental short film that was originally shot in the spring of 2021, but was re-conceived and fully realised in the summer of 2023. Capturing only the legs of a dancer, the film shows what it feels like to be amazed alongside the realities of life. At the same time, subtle illusions suggest a dreamlike atmosphere and call realities into question.