"Phantasmagoria, 1945" is the story told by Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels to his six young children while presenting an after-dinner slide show using a magic lantern and glass slides. It’s a children’s ghost story about propaganda and the media, a meditation on the past as a warning to the present. This film was part of a four-channel video installation presented at Schloss Rheydt – the actual castle that Goebbels was given by the town of Mönchengladbach in 1942. And this is the same town where the creator’s father was born and escaped from in 1939. The opening footage was shot at the actual castle.

Based around Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s COVID-19 press conferences, Covid Messages focusses on the British government’s attempts to eliminate the virus through the use of magic spells and rituals.

Zhang Yu is a flight attendant from China. She comes to Moscow, the city with different culture and different language. She definitely knows that stewardess career is not for her – she is different. But her father, a pilot-instructor, doesn’t want to understand it. He insists that she has to work in airlines, because he thinks It is the best way in her life. The whole world is full of yelling misunderstanding. The only person who can understand Yu is Yan, a photographer, who can hear only with the deaf aid.