“Turning Tables” deals with the feeling of melancholia, of not belonging, of self-optimization and expectations, all in the setting of being a female musician in her late 20s.

A woman grieving the recent loss of her partner has a mysterious alien encounter in her backyard.

Helped by small VFX and the interpretation of Aloise, Zenzel worked on a physical transformation of the artist who, throughout the film, evolves to become a little more what she is. As her name suggests, she is "Sauvage" (wild in French.)

What you’re encountering is a mantra-song, a spell, an enchantment that turns back the pain and destruction brought by fire.

Andromeda is restrained by her mother's iron grip - and she will find out just how far that control will go.

In this magical, melancholic and ode-to-life-like music video about love and death, a widow decides to dig up her deceased husband and make him ‘come alive’ as the two share one final day together doing all the (little) things they used to do when they were both alive and well.