Ebir Nari (Beyond the River) (2009, DVD, 65min)
Reflecting hidden places in mind and space, Ebir Nari traces a story of mythical geography and ancient death ritual, shot in India, the Caucasus and England. Inspired by the concept of the Tibetan Book of the Dead, the film is a raw contemplation on the images of life and the hereafter, which smears intellectual borders and reassembles the spiritual atlas of human beliefs.

Twelve haikus in lethargy (unfinished) (2010, DVD, 7min)
The passive realism of nature reveals itself through simplicity and lightness. Three lines of verse draw on the correlation between image and phenomena in one temporal point. Using the manoeuvres of this stylised form, the film captures with minimal means of expression the rhythm of the way of things.