Four young children have grown up together in an orphanage in Nicosia. Two boys and two girls. These children were not adopted, they stayed alone, and when they matured and left the Foundation, they decided to give each other what they needed most ... a family. Common point of all, that they have never searched their own. The reason is that they fear the rejection of their parents for the second time. Among them, an unloved love ... When one of the four hurts and needs a transplant, the other three in the face of danger will be forced to look for a compatible donor. Potential candidates will be his parents ... So they exchange their folders and they look for each other's family! They swear not to reveal anything to each other until they learn the truth about their parents. Until they learn why they left them ...

Pause (2018) is a drama film that explores the tumultuous relationship of a married couple. The story delves into themes of monotony, depression, and oppression within the context of patriarchy. The plot revolves around the wife's desire for more excitement and freedom, which leads to a series of conflicts and confrontations with her cruel and angry husband. Throughout the film, the line between reality and fantasy becomes blurred as the wife navigates her dreams and fantasies. The narrative also touches upon topics such as menopause, gynecological exams, and marital problems. With moments of humor and introspection, Pause offers a thought-provoking exploration of the complexities of marriage and the female protagonist's journey towards self-discovery and liberation.

A short film set in Cyprus, an island in the Mediterranean divided by war and characterized by people on both sides, both Greek-Cypriot and Turkish-Cypriot, waiting and hoping for a resolution and some, waiting and hoping for missing loved ones to return. This is the story of one such woman.

An enigmatic figure moves across the landscape of a seaside town. She is the Parrot Lady; an elderly homeless woman with three pet parrots tied around her finger. Inspired by a true story, 'The Parrot Lady' is an artistic contemplation on a woman's life who chose to live on the streets with her parrots, afraid of dying alone in her home.