ALBATROSS SOUP
LET THE MAN DIE
LET THE BIRD FLY
LET THE MAN DIE
LET THE BIRD FLY
DIRECTOR Winnie Cheung
PRODUCER Alexandra L. Young
& Leslie Yoon
EDITOR Tessa Greenberg
ILLUSTRATOR Fiona Smyth
ANIMATOR Masa Nakamura
A man walks off a boat. He walks into a restaurant, orders albatross soup, takes a sip of the soup, pulls out a gun, and kills himself. So... why did he kill himself?
VIMEO BEST ANIMATION 2019
SHORT OF THE WEEK
“SHORT OF THE YEAR”
OFFICIAL SELECTION
Sundance 2019
GLAS Animation 2019
Sundance Hong Kong 2018
Fantastic Fest 2018
Fantasia Int’l Film Festival 2018
Animation Party Block 2019
SHORT OF THE WEEK
“SHORT OF THE YEAR”
OFFICIAL SELECTION
Sundance 2019
GLAS Animation 2019
Sundance Hong Kong 2018
Fantastic Fest 2018
Fantasia Int’l Film Festival 2018
Animation Party Block 2019
WOODLANDS
DARK & DAYS
BEWITCHED
A HISTORY OF
FOLK HORROR
SXSW 2021
MIDNIGHTERS
AUDIENCE AWARD
WINNER
The first feature length documentary on the history of folk horror, exploring the phenomenon from its beginnings in a trilogy of films – Michael Reeves’ Witchfinder General (1968), Piers Haggard’s Blood on Satan’s Claw (1971) and Robin Hardy’s The Wicker Man (1973) – through its proliferation on British television in the 1970s and its culturally specific manifestations in American, Asian, Australian and European horror, to the genre’s revival over the last decade.
DARK & DAYS
BEWITCHED
A HISTORY OF
FOLK HORROR
SXSW 2021
MIDNIGHTERS
AUDIENCE AWARD
WINNER
The first feature length documentary on the history of folk horror, exploring the phenomenon from its beginnings in a trilogy of films – Michael Reeves’ Witchfinder General (1968), Piers Haggard’s Blood on Satan’s Claw (1971) and Robin Hardy’s The Wicker Man (1973) – through its proliferation on British television in the 1970s and its culturally specific manifestations in American, Asian, Australian and European horror, to the genre’s revival over the last decade.
DIRECTOR Kier-La Janisse
EDITOR Winnie Cheung
& Ben Shearn
ASSOCIATE EDITOR
Jamie Lansdowne
PRODUCTION Severin Films
MR. WASH
PRISON HAS A
LOT OF POLITICS
ART WAS A
NEUTRAL ZONE.
In 1997 Wash was given a life sentence.
21 years later, he was freed by
President Obama.
In that time he taught himself
how to paint, crafting thousands
upon thousands of incredible images
in prison. He helped bring inmates' families
together on canvas when it wasn't possible
in real life.
Click here to read the full story.
DIRECTORS Marisa Aveling
& Sean Mattison
EDITOR Winnie Cheung
PRODUCTION Gua Gua Production
FEATURED ON
Vimeo Staff Pick
Webby Award Winner 2019
OFFICIAL SELECTION
Big Sky Documentary Festival
WHAT IF
EDEN NEVER
LOOKED SO
FRESH
FEATURED ON
SCHÖN! MAGAZINE
OFFICIAL SELECTION
Out On Film Festival 2017
FightClub Music+Film 2018
Sound of Silent Film Festival 2020
La Cúpula galería de arte Medialab 2020
DIRECTOR / EDITOR Winnie Cheung
PRODUCER Caitlin Engel
MUSIC Hauschka
CHOREOGRAPHER Elena Vazintaris
DP Anibal Hernandez
PRODUCTION Picture Farm
SCHÖN! MAGAZINE
OFFICIAL SELECTION
Out On Film Festival 2017
FightClub Music+Film 2018
Sound of Silent Film Festival 2020
La Cúpula galería de arte Medialab 2020
DIRECTOR / EDITOR Winnie Cheung
PRODUCER Caitlin Engel
MUSIC Hauschka
CHOREOGRAPHER Elena Vazintaris
DP Anibal Hernandez
PRODUCTION Picture Farm
MORENITA
A JOURNEY
INTO THE PAST
IN ORDER TO
CREATE THE FUTURE
A JOURNEY
INTO THE PAST
IN ORDER TO
CREATE THE FUTURE
A hybrid feature documentary
that digs into the bridge and barriers of
language, womanhood and ancestral
curses through the intersecting journeys
of two Latina immigrants in Los Angeles.
All in Spanglish, no translations.
DIRECTORS Diana Valencia & Gabriela Ortega
PRODUCED by: Driven Equation
DoP Natalie Chao & Kenzo K Le
EDITOR Winnie Cheung
that digs into the bridge and barriers of
language, womanhood and ancestral
curses through the intersecting journeys
of two Latina immigrants in Los Angeles.
All in Spanglish, no translations.
DIRECTORS Diana Valencia & Gabriela Ortega
PRODUCED by: Driven Equation
DoP Natalie Chao & Kenzo K Le
EDITOR Winnie Cheung