SHORT: Damien Hearse [sic] is looking for a new artwork for his third house. And he is just enamoured by this new art piece 'Strange Fruit' much to the horror of Pandera Snoot, the art dealer. In their push and pull and cutting arguments about art, his art specifically, they end up discovering that all that academic talk still falls short of describing life.

FULL-LENGTH: Ah Ma, the rag-and-bone woman, is unaware of the new law recently passed by the Singapore Government, where all rubbish that is thrown away is now government property. Now she must navigate this new world, where scavengers can no longer count on recycling for income.

FULL-LENGTH: With a cast including aboriginal deities, Walitha’walitha is a meditation on the construction of myth, the nature of sacrifice and the place of tribal concepts in a world that grows increasingly cruel towards their own natives and outsiders. The main character Eddy stows away on a cargo ship on a box, where he meets an array of large animals on the ship, a parrot, a possum and a koala bear. The animals welcome his arrival as a sign of the larger cosmos and the integral part he must play in this dreamscape that he is trapped in. He is repeatedly chased on the ship by Captain Lai and his cargo man, Sofian, who double up as evil spirits, who wish to harm Darama, the great spirit who has brought Eddy into the dream. Eddy realizes that he has carried his own trauma into the dream and this is keeping him trapped in there, and is subsequently tempted by Captain Lai, who plays the evil spirit Bawurramu, to give up his nightmare in exchange for freedom. In which, Eddy makes his choice and finally understands his purpose.