Yield to its Gaze

In the sewers of Bergen, a microbiologist tries to uncover a contamination of the drinking water. THE SEPTICHEXEN POEM: Deep below the city's streets, The witch in darkness waits and eats, Her magic seeps into the water's flow, As she seeks an heir to follow. Beware the witch with magic dread, Her lair of filth, her cauldron red, For she seeks a child to train in her way, And make the water turn foul each day. So do not stray too far below, Or the witch will catch you, don't you know? For in her realm, she rules supreme, And the darkness there will never beam.

MORGENRØDE takes place at the beginning of a new eon, in a water polluted world years after a global fall. Where the legacy of what was, has been quenched and world understanding must take shape again. Surrounded by an endless hazy and drab, bleak desert we follow two survivors who eye each other with the same mutual depraved suspicion as they contemplate their inhospitable surroundings.

Chaos breaks out at the hospital when a mutant dumpster troll is accidentally brought to life, as a result of shoddy waste management, by the shuffle dancing young man Rasmus. Hospital Dumpster Divers is a bat shit crazy medical waste themed mini-monster splatter melted together as a practical special effects gore feast.

The Perpetual Progeny is a circular film, a description of two parallel landscapes. A being’s journey through a landscape beyond nature; a landscape parallel to the visible world.

Devonian Fever Trip is an acid-western where the audience is carried on a fever trip through an overwhelming heatwave and wild fire catastrophe, in a mars-like wild west landscape. Here you will enter the twisted traumatic memories of a person that has been through an terrifying and infernal nature catastrophe. Devonian Fever Trip is a slow paced hybrid film of nature documentary, visual art, poetry, acid-western and sci-fi.

A description of the decay of mountains in connection to the end of cosmos. Man is described in a geological timescale; they are alien visitors.