Lament for Mankind

A short experimental double feature. 'LAIKA!' LAIKA! Envisions the final moments of the first creature sent into space, the Soviet dog, Laika. In dramatic black and white, the helpless animal's terminal moments are orchestrated by Mozart. 'Lonesome Cowboy' Lonesome Cowboy is a single shot improvised monologue performed by Sam Osborne. It follows an alcoholic cowboy arguing with his mirror image, about expectations, habits and the future.

A man falls in love with a woman, but when she fails to recognise his love sleeps with various women. Seeing this, she then falls in love with another man.

A fictionalized telling of D. H.Lawrence writing his 1919 poem, "Nostalgia".

An experimental double bill. Staring off with the story of a man's existential ramblings of finding true love. Followed by a vague golden age of surrealist film homage about a rock and roll god who lives up on a mountain desperate to live a normal human life.

A short, improvised film about art. Made in a 10-day isolation due to COVID-19.

A man is captured and transported into a television by a cyber-sentient being.

Winston Crawford (Sam Osborne) finds a mysterious coin that takes him on a curious adventure.

A short surreal animation.

A short experimental animation.

An experimental double bill- starting with a narrator talking about a dream about a whale. The second half involves a man losing his mind, then goes on a murderous, destructive rampage.

A short animation.

A priest walks around his church and loses his faith.

Follow up to: 'LAIKA! & Lonesome Cowboy'

A narrator looks back to the best times and worst times of his life, as he questions humanities primitive nature.

Alcohol, Sex and Spiritualism. The second experimental film made by Samuel H. Osborne.