Over the past decade, I have expanded my practice to include films and videos, amplifying the impact of the stories and topics I care about. My work spans films illuminating the lives of refugees caught between the borders of Europe, the personal journey of a war hero, and the lifelong search for a cure for a rare disease. Each story is crafted with a focus on the human element, emotions, and dignity.

My film work has been recognized with a TEGEL Storimans Award, and two of my films have been part of the IDFA Docs for Sale selection. I create these documentary films in a small team, taking on the roles of director and cinematographer. These films are broadcast and screened at film festivals, though due to distribution agreements, I can usually only share trailers or film stills here. If you are interested in viewing a film, please feel free to contact me and I will provide a secure preview link along with all technical details. In addition to these feature-length and short documentaries, I also produce smaller video stories and campaigns for a diverse range of brands and clients.

In Search of Strength

"In Search of Strength" is an intimate and inspiring short documentary about the relentless pursuit to find a cure for Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy type 2 (LGMD2), a rare and debilitating genetic disorder. This film powerfully captures the emotional and physical journey of patients, their families, and the dedicated medical professionals navigating the complex path toward a breakthrough in gene therapy.
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Where does Europe end?

“Barefoot and Broken: A Journey into the Heart of Europe’s Refugee Crisis” “Where Does Europe End?” is a powerful and eye-opening documentary about the refugee crisis on Europe’s borders. The film takes us to the heart of the conflict, to the border regions of Bosnia-Herzegovina and Croatia, where refugees are facing violence, exploitation, and illegal deportations within Europe it's borders
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requiem for irena

In “Requiem for Irena”, we embark on a journey through the eyes of 98-year-old Irena Osadzinski, a Polish woman who was deported to Russia in 1939 from her village of Olesko, Lviv Oblast. Through her son’s composition written specially for her, Irena shares her life story of the injustices faced by Polish citizens during this time, and the lifelong impact it has had on her and generations to come.
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The last journey

In The Last Journey, we follow a man in his final weeks, determined to ride his beloved steam locomotive one last time. Having devoted his life to working on trains, his passion for these iron giants never wanes. Surrounded by lifelong friends and fellow train enthusiasts at Corus Stoom IJmuiden, he fights cancer with the same determination that keeps the old engines alive.
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