What Do You Believe In – Matosinhos is an intimate journey through Portugal’s vibrant seafood capital, where tradition meets modernity and every street tells a story. Through the eyes of locals, chefs, and artisans, the film explores the values, passions, and daily rituals that shape this coastal city. From the bustling fish markets to the quiet moments along the Atlantic shore, it’s a cinematic meditation on identity, community, and the simple joys that define life in Matosinhos.
Rich in texture and color, the video captures the city’s rhythm—the sizzle of fresh seafood on the grill, the laughter echoing in family-run taverns, and the serene beauty of the coastline. More than a travelogue, it asks viewers to reflect on what they believe in, showing how belief, pride, and craft are woven into the fabric of this remarkable city.
A visual love letter to Matosinhos, the film celebrates resilience, tradition, and the human connections that make a place truly alive.

Touristic Movie of Allumiere, a montan town near the city of Rome (Itally).

Documenting traces of culture, customs, people, and religion in the oldest continuously inhabited capital in the world. Damascus is a city with a beautiful cultural blend of the West and the East, and this style of photography and editing provides the viewer with a brief yet insightful taste of this culture.

"You’ll be Glad to Know" presents a new approach to the popular expression "Leiria does not exist", which served as the theme for a first video released in 2025.
This is a special day for the story's central figure, who uses the occasion to revisit habits, routines, and memories scattered across various corners of the city. In each location, he reveals his meticulous nature, making sure everything is exactly as it should be.
But who is all this dedication for? I think “you’ll like to know”.

The most unforgettable journeys begin with a choice: to seek the extraordinary. When people think of Saudi Arabia, endless deserts might come to mind, but TJ reveals a different side: the unexpected beauty of its green highlands.
Commissioned by Dan Company, this film immerses viewers in a destination few have seen, where travelers can move between adventure, mindful relaxation, and agricultural immersion. All within the refined atmosphere of TJ, a luxury resort designed for reconnection with nature, culture, and self. Each frame offers an invitation to explore a place that surprises, inspires, and stays with you. Because the most meaningful journeys begin where expectations end.

Show Me Antalya is a cinematic travel series that showcases the natural beauty, local culture, and hidden gems of Antalya through the lens of Halil Bekar. Blending storytelling with stunning visuals, the project takes viewers beyond typical tourist spots—into the heart of authentic experiences, from coastal adventures to traditional villages. With a focus on immersive exploration, “Show Me Antalya” aims to inspire both local and international audiences to see the region with fresh eyes.

Echoes of the Legend is an original reinterpretation of the city’s well-known tale, brought to life as a treasure-hunt film.

Viana is the sea. It is life, identity, and a shared horizon.
This poetic film portrays Viana do Castelo as the Cultural Capital of the Atlantic Axis — a territory where waters do not divide, but connect.
Where tradition and contemporary creation coexist, and culture is expressed through movement, colour, memory, and celebration.
From folklore to modern dance, from rituals to artistic gestures, this is a visual and sensorial journey through the identity that unites us.
Let yourself be carried by our culture. Viana is waiting for you.

Visual journey across 5 different resorts owned by Penguin Group in Poland. With bold film techniques the film combines winter and summer activities available in the resorts.

The promotional video follows the cynical and overworked actor John Malkovich, who, while on the set of his latest film, receives surprising news from his agent: his roots trace back to Croatia. Despite his loud objections and packed schedule, his agent sends him to film a tourism campaign for a country he knows almost nothing about.
Every scene is built around the contrast between Malkovich's initial resistance and the warmth, authenticity and genuine sincerity of Croatia and its people.