What’s New
Scroll down to see what’s on and what’s been keeping me busy - in the best way.
A summer article series for Marie Claire tracing iconic women, films, and Italian cities worth falling for. From Ingrid Bergman in Viaggio in Italia (Naples) to Katharine Hepburn in Summertime (Venice), each piece pairs screen legends with the real-life streets they wandered - along with my personal picks for where to eat, stroll, and soak in the atmosphere if you're headed to Italy.
My new Substack series serving up short, playful film mini-reviews, light-hearted life anecdotes, feel-good news and insights. From bold comedies like Wicked Little Letters to quirky personal stories and small rituals that lift your mood, it’s a little weekly dose of warmth, humor, and perspective. Visit and subscribe for more!
UNICEF 1% Campaign (2025)
Energetic, heartfelt, and built to inspire action, this spot, which I had the joy to produce, is out in the world! It champions youth mental health, equal opportunities for disadvantaged children, and the protection of every child’s rights and future.
Campaign film for BIELO’s exclusive 2025 collaboration with La Garçonne, New York.
Directed by Dóra Endre
Produced by Piper Werle and Reuben Perin
Cinematography by Eve Cuyen
Edited by Christian Collins
Launch date: September 5, 2025
Available online at lagarconne.com and in store at La Garçonne TriBeCa, 465 Greenwich Street, NYC.
New film and theatre reviews rolling out at Art Here Art Now, and Librarius covering everything from indie gems like Julie Keeps Quiet, Diamanti, and The Outrun to stage productions like Good Night, and Good Luck starring George Clooney.
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FACE:SHIFT (2025)
A performative photo series inspired by the raw and sonic edge of the Hungarian U.F.O. artists. This work explores identity and the shifting motion between our inner and outer faces.
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Stanley Kramer and the Cinema of Conscience (Research, 2025)
A look at Stanley Kramer’s message films - Judgment at Nuremberg, The Defiant Ones, and more - as bold, humanist responses to war, racism, and shared moral responsibility in an era when Hollywood mostly stayed silent.