Feike Santbergen

The painting Pim worships during his nightly work as a museum guard leads him to inspiration; He sees the life he desires as a brilliant light behind a giant wall, as alluring as unattainable. Pim takes action, but nothing happens in the way he had hoped. Circumstances force Pim and his relatives back to their essence.

In a dying Appalachian town, broken souls collide in a Southern Gothic tale of violence, survival, and unlikely kinship.

One sluggish Sunday, Pien is urged by her mother to go and play hide-and-seek with her two younger half-brothers. They accidentally discover a family hiding in the deserted industrial zone: refugees. Perplexed, the teen girl tries to think how she can help. Due to soft noises of shootings, echoes almost, the terrain suddenly seems a war zone. Meanwhile, Pien and the charming son are slowly enchanted by each other.

A boy retreats into the forest to cope with the death of his sister.

How does one say good bye? Hazel is at a confusing point in life. Sadness over loss left him naked and mentally alienated. He leaves his home to end up on a small Greek island. By accident he there meets an idiosyncratic old man, who welcomes Hazel into his world.

Villagers surrounding Antwan, a middle-aged lute player who struggles with a depression, try to get him involved with life again. But only when an old friend and musician appears in the village something changes