An animation inspired by the poem "The Infinite" by Giacomo Leopardi.

Stop Motion – a dancer as filmmaker refrains from superfluous movement in a villa in Brittany, drifting into an individual as well as social state described by the French philosopher Paul Virilio as "polar inertia".

One morning a woman dives into a sea of thoughts where the boundary between reality and imagination is lost, facing her insecurity and fears.

A natural disaster interferes with the honour guard ritual. Only one of the guards, seemingly pointlessly, chooses to remain in his post.

There exists a most exquisite man, or at least the world that surrounds him, labels and sees him as such. He has fantastic abilities, incomprehensible talent, he could even be called a genius, yet something within him is restless. Big questions utterly absorb him, leading him to a place where all he can do is surrender his life, in order to find that which gives him and the natural world undeniable purpose and concluding peace.

At times soaring above the clouds, at times reaching the lowest of lows, I fight to survive and to find a place for myself.

Two brothers entertain themselves with a joyous game of hide and seek while their parents cook dinner. As one boy counts, the other quickly hides in a small cabinet full of glasses, stubbornly determined to win. Seconds pass… then minutes… years… and decades.

People tend to hurt each other, leaving long lasting wounds, and this is no different amongst families.

The camera follows the events that happen after two kids find a box of matches and decide to boil an egg.