The Blossom and the Mountain

As a young female filmmaker/non binary filmmaker with autism and ADHD I have found that film truly is the most expensive form of therapy.

I work as an expressionist and viscerally visual storyteller, using my films as a means of catharsis and self-expression. I have an insatiable thirst for the study and analysis of film, particularly European movements such as German Expressionism and Czech New Wave.

I am incredibly grateful to my family who managed to save and send me to Met film school based at Ealing studios for a 2 year intensive course on practical filmmaking. It was there that I began developing my own style, both visually and in the way I run my shoot days.

I draw inspiration from filmmakers who embrace raw honesty and experimentation: Lars von Trier, particularly Melancholia and Antichrist; David Lynch’s Eraserhead; Ridley Scott, especially Blade Runner; and Denis Villeneuve, with Dune being a particular influence.

I produce, direct, and edit films full-time, with music videos as my primary love in which sound becomes colour and images dance in time. Short films remain my passion project: fleeting dreams I chase though they often stay on the page a little longer than I’d like, waiting for the funding to catch up with the ideas.