We see things as we are, not as they truly are." - Anaïs Nin In this personal essay, "Have your eyes truly seen (me?)", Ordinary delves into the intricate web of identities and their significance. Atlas challenges the authenticity of identifiers. ©2022

Do I Qualify for Love?" is an experimental documentary featuring filmmaker Atlas O Phoenix. It delves into their past and poses the question: what is love? Viewer discretion advised for sensitive content. ©2020

In 1989, Little Men tells the tale of two 10-year-old boys, Andre and Marcus, whose friendship is tested by a shocking discovery on their way to school. Coming from poverty-stricken backgrounds, Andre and Marcus are both the same and different. Andre aspires to a higher class, while Marcus is trapped in the underclass due to his mother's addiction. Their discovery forces them to reflect on themselves and their world. Content Warning: Mild violence, drug paraphernalia, guns, blood. ©2019

Cord" is Atlas' semi-autobiographical narrative short film, shot in 2000. Inspired by "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf," they incorporated elements of their own life into the fictional storyline of a young couple. Following the Dogme 95 principles, the film embraces a natural style. Set during a power outage, it creates a dark and intimate atmosphere that leaves a lasting impact. Stay tuned for a forthcoming blog with further details on the process. Trigger warnings include violence, harsh language, alcohol use, and sexual suggestion. ©2001