Tan Wei Keong

A lost man falls apart in a forest. The quiet, atmospheric terrain of the forest is undisturbed until a man comes along. Seemingly lost, he enters the unknown space, observing and exploring the area, before he starts to fall apart.

Two men and their olive tree.

John returns to his village with his lover Eleanor, but his father passes away just as they arrive. At night in private, Eleanor removes her skin coat and is revealed to be a man. At the funeral, the Priest persuades them to stay longer for a welcome ceremony, which they reluctantly agree to.

A curious baby is protected from an environment of temptation.

A man, dissatisfied with a white cube for a head, decides to give it up immediately for a fanciful one in the name of self-improvement, only to find himself unwillingly dealing with the consequence.

A man scratches the skin he lives in.

In a queer utopia, two couples sit in conversation at a restaurant, waiting for service that will never arrive. As hunger grows, they talk about time and happiness. Not wanting to wait forever, they decide to leave.

A gay son talks to his dead mother.