Myna

Director: Thomas Heron

Year: 2008

Despite having excellent witness descriptions of possible suspects, vain and uncompromising police detective Fred Andrews becomes increasingly frustrated by his lack of success into a traumatic series of missing persons investigations. <br />  <br /> Fearful that he is replicating the errors of a previously botched-up police investigation, narcisistic Andrews deduces that a mysterious white van is the key to unwinding this growing police debacle, and more importantly the platform for his own meteoric rise throught the ranks. As the number of abductions increase, key suspects are progressively eliminated, egos clash and tempers fray until the self-centred detective eventually zeros in on his nemesis. In the final confrontation, Andrews realises that capturing the psychotic killer will almost certainly rocket his career, but it will fail miserably, to bring true justice to the missing souls.

Director: Thomas Heron

Year: 2006

The year is 1943 and Adolph Hitler visits his psychoanalyst to obtain a certificate of sanity. The session is temporarily interupted by Herman Goering who models the Fuhrer's latest military uniform. Hitler's psychoanalyst plays along with his patient as he leads us through his early childhood, his painting and decorating business, his voices and his rationale for wishing to be certified as sane.

Director: Thomas Heron

Year: 2006

At the request of his wife, a gregarious Father Christmas visits his psychoanalyst to find out why he is so happy all of the time. In only a metter on a few minutes the benign Saint Nicholas becomes convinced that he is a sexual deviant, has a fetish for small men, confides in animals, a raciast and bigot and with a significant weight and image problem!