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We are a film-making duo based in Sydney, Australia.
Our film projects:
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An award-winning short film based on a Tibetan fable about a monk whose quest for wisdom takes him to Manjushri's sacred mountain in China. On his way he battles the elements, braves the seductions of beautiful women and encounters a magical mule that can read... only to discover that the lines between epiphany and confusion are sometimes the most difficult to distinguish.
Watch the trailer above. |
A non-profit documentary in progress exploring notions of authenticity and outrageousness in the yogic tradition of Vajrayana Buddhism. The film grapples with the controversial and contradictory nature of Tantra and examines the philosophy behind the precarious tradition of guru-devotion.
Is it possible to tell an authentic teacher from a phony? A mystic from a madman? And what exactly does it mean to be an authentic Buddhist practitioner anyway? Help us complete this film |
This short film was highly commended in the 2009 Oxford University Press Law film competition. It is a parody about the man on the Clapham omnibus - the outdated notion of the "ordinary reasonable man" in Defamation and Trademark Law.
The film was shot using an experimental home-made lens adapter for its antiquated effect. It has recently been screened in Media Law lectures at the University of Sydney. |
Contact us for more information about other film
projects we are working on - such as Tirra Lirra 3033 our science fiction short film pilot for a television series which we will be commencing production on in the later half of 2018. Set in a dystopian future world, Seer is the last surviving visionary plugged into the suzerian helix and condemned to only experience a Cassandra-like virtual reality. |