Mariam lives in a remote Armenian village where there are no men. On her birthday, her hopes of having a reunited family are shattered, but she must put aside her own crushed dreams and build up her friend Anush's hopes of an idyllic life as she embarks into motherhood.

By an isolated desert motel, a young girl digs up a rotting carcass. Later that night, something mysterious is unearthed in her mother.

Somewhere in Norway nature awakens. A human-like Creature emerges from the deep forest. With every footstep it draws further into suburbia, taking the sonic perspective of an alien explorer venturing into uncharted land. "Norwegian nature, suburbia and the Creatures living there” is a flow of cinematic movement and sound. An allegory existing within a loose, experimental framework. The film has no dialogue, but opts instead to tell its story through the juxtaposition of image and sound design.

There was light and it was brutal. Shadows could not heal. The Boy had fallen into sleep. The Girl was recalling and sand was everywhere.

A little girl tries to put a smile back on her grandmother’s face after the disappearance of her television, her only window on the world.

A father and mother are faced with the painful task of washing their deceased transgender daughter, but when no one agrees to wash her, how far is the father willing to go to make sure his "son" is washed?