Johnny Clyde

The Forgotten Colours of Dreams

Johnny Clyde

Nina Viola, Joseph Ruddleston

An experimental film shot on VHS. The personification of death traverses through separate stories discussing love, life, religion and beauty as she tries to help an assortment of characters through their final stop.

Floralis

Johnny Clyde

Nina Viola, Johnny Clyde

A woman finds herself beholden to flora

Noctiflora

Johnny Clyde

Eldredd Wolf, Sean Gibson

An experimental nonlinear narrative short film based on the ideas of nightmares and dreams.

Title, Something Engaging

Viveka Frost

Magloire Bilal Button, Nina Viola

a film about a subject

Refractions

Ian Flick, Bridget Tooley

Janhavi Pathak, Stephanie Heins

An anthology of nine short films where cats, connections, existentialism, elusive artists, sentient mushrooms, a hospital piano and an eagle come together, telling of hope.

October 17th 2019

Johnny Clyde

Johnny Clyde, Viveka Frost

A film about a day made in a day.

Reclamation

Viveka Frost

Johnny Clyde

A short poetic documentary about indigenous identity.

Fragments.

Johnny Clyde

Nina Viola, Joseph Ruddleston

A short film compiled from the broken ends of The Forgotten Colours of Dreams.

With a Breath.

Viveka Frost

Johnny Clyde, Nina Viola

Documentary following a first-time filmmaker on a 3-year journey making a film on VHS, The Forgotten Colours of Dreams.

Bitterroot

Viveka Frost, Johnny Clyde

Nina Viola

Bitterroot tells the story of Greed, who embarks on a surreal odyssey through another world. It's a metaphysical tale orbiting around themes of space, time, reality and dreams.

I have found your dream.

Johnny Clyde

A computer helps us to remember some of the things we forgot.

October 17th 2020

Johnny Clyde

Johnny Clyde, Viveka Frost

A film about a day, in a day. Part two of an ongoing series.

Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way

Red Haircrow

Johnny Clyde, Gerald 'Kunu' Dittmer

What does a world that respects Indigenous peoples look like, that's working towards ending racism, colonialism, and other intersecting oppression on a global scale?