With now over 15 years of acting experience under my belt, in 2017 I embarked on a deeply prsonal guerrilla-arthouse project titled BORDERLINE, an unapologetically raw autobiographical film that I wrote, directed, produced, edited, and starred in.

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The film was entirely improvised around a 12-page plot outline, shot across three countries (UK, France, and Italy) with a budget of £30K and a two-people crew.

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Following a preview screening at Cinequest 2019, I was offered a distribution deal by Wolfe Releasing. The film officially premiered at the 51st edition of IFFI Goa (biggest festival in Asia) in 2021, followed by a theatrical release in over 20 cinemas across South Korea, and another distribution deal with Edition Salzgeber in Germany, with screenings in 11 cities as part of their national Queer Festival, on top of the Heidelberg Film Festival and the BLN Lesbian Non Binary Film Festival. Other European screenings also included the 37th edition of the LOVERS Film Festival in Turin, and the 14th edition of the Festival du Polychrome in Nice and Marseille, South of France.