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Past projects

You can see all my released films below. Below that, there are some exciting future projects that you can help bring to life. If interested, you can also see my story below that.

Out of the Past

Twenty years after her family was ripped apart, a soon-to-be mother confronts her estranged father.

10 mins | Drama |

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Jump

When a veteran considers suicide, a caring stranger might be the only thing that can save him.

4 mins | Drama |

Best Actor - London Indie Short Festival
Best Original Score - Cinema WorldFest A

Flirting at Gunpoint

Ex-lovers and hired assassins, a couple flirt with death in a game of revenge and betrayal.

12 mins | Action comedy |

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I Am Afflicted

A promising employee tries to refuse a promotion.

4 mins | Drama |

Future Projects

Future Projects

If you're interested in working with me and getting involved in any of the below projects, don't hesitate to get in touch. I am always on the lookout for talented collaborators and am open to discussing new opportunities and ideas.

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Decisions in the Deep

An injured sailor is stuck inside a stranded submarine, with a plummeting air supply. He desperately tries fixing the radio to call for rescue. Why is he wounded and what happened to his missing crewmate?

Type: short film
Status: festival run

Mockumentary concept poster: Snow Gone, directed by Raki Ralko

Snow Gone

In the future a nostalgic journalist searches the Antarctic for the last remnants of snow, but fake news and a tropical climate turns reality upside down.
Type: mockumentary
Status: script draft

Mockumentary concept poster: Girl's Best Friend, directed by Raki Ralko

Girl's Best Friend

A teenage girl follows her dream and becomes a horse. But life under the saddle provides a shocking new perspective as she feels the pain of the whip and the loneliness outside of training. When her screams are ignored, rebellion becomes her only option.
Type: mockumentary
Status: concept only

Feature film concept poster: Rainbowcountry, directed by Raki Ralko

Rainbowcountry

Seeking a better, more fulfilling life, a woman and her young family move from Belgium to Mauritius, but her mind unravels and the island dream turns sour.

Type: feature film

Status: novel rights acquired, no script yet

Short film concept poster: After the Lighthouse, directed by Raki Ralko

After the Lighthouse

Crippled by vertigo, an impoverished young woman is determined to take control of her life. But it’s a long way down and her job is on the line.
Type: short film
Status: script complete

Short film concept poster: Is This Man Bothering You, directed by Raki Ralko

Is This Man Bothering You?

Obsessed with love, afraid of rejection, a lonely nerd crosses the line and becomes his own macho nightmare.
Type: short film

Status: concept only

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Phoenix Reborn

A disoriented man is found half-dead in the Arizona desert by an aging rancher. Calling himself Phoenix, he suffers from amnesia and haunting visions of murder. As he bonds with the rancher’s daughter and grandson, fragments of his violent past resurface, revealing he may be the serial killer known for leaving Fibonacci-patterned burial sites.

Type: feature film

Status: script complete

My Story

My Story

Growing up, I moved frequently, making it difficult to form lasting friendships. By the age of 22, I had never lived in the same country for more than four years. This constant change left me feeling like an outsider, but it also gave me an appreciation for stories that transcend cultures. Films became my escape, offering me a sense of connection when real life felt isolating. Today, I hope to create films that bring others the same sense of belonging. As a result, my stories have a focus on universal themes that can be equally appreciated by audience across the world.

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But my journey towards filmmaking has not been immediate. Under my parent’s encouragement, I studied STEM and secured a corporate job. While grateful for the financial security, it left me creatively starved. Remembering the comfort I once found in films, I turned to filmmaking as an outlet: shooting short films on weekends and dedicating every free moment to my craft. This dance has continued for nearly a decade; data analyst by day to feed the bank account, filmmaker by night to feed the soul.


I’ve accumulated over 50 IMDb credits in the camera department and explored other roles in sound, editing, writing, and acting. Though I enjoyed aspects of each role, I learnt that I am at my happiest when I can bring all those elements together and shape every aspect of a film, leading me to directing. As of today, I have directed five fiction short films, which have won a combined 10 festival awards, an honour that reinforces my commitment to storytelling.
 

I hope to continue this journey and make better and better films. Will you join me?​

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