THE JOURNEY

FEATURE FILM |⁩ DOCUMENTARY

LOVING PICTURES

DIRECTED BY GASTON D’AGRIVIERI
In Production

In a world taken over by mini screens that are practically attached to our hand–would the cinematic experience look like in the future? Loving Pictures is a documentary that talks about the preservation of projecting 35mm film prints for the next generation.

SHORT FILM |⁩ DRAMA

Crossover

DIRECTED BY GASTON D’AGRIVIERI
A post-yoga brunch gets real for Darius and Megan when they encounter street harassment in this short dramedy. She wants justice, he just wants a vegan scramble. Together, they must confront the complexities of their relationship and discover what it means to be compassionate.
SHORT FILM |⁩ DRAMA

Detecto

DIRECTED BY GASTON D’AGRIVIERI

A private detective hired to expose an adulterer finds himself caught up in a web of deceit, corruption, and murder.

COMING SOON

ACT ONE

EXT. LOS ANGELES – DAY

Gaston D’Agrivieri is an Argentine-Italian filmmaker on a creative journey fueled by curiosity, craftsmanship, and a deep love for cinema. Inspired by the works of Kubrick, Hitchcock, and Scorsese, and screenplays like Chinatown and Spotlight, he believes in learning by doing—where passion meets precision. For Gaston, filmmaking is about turning a spark of creativity into a fire worth chasing.

“A true artist is gifted a spark of creativity… but it’s up to that individual to light a fire and go after their dreams.”

Gaston D'Agrivieri

Director & Storyteller

SHORT FILM |⁩ HORROR

Spuki

WRITTEN BY GASTON D’AGRIVIERI

IN DEVELOPMENT

Spuki

Is a modern horror-thriller with a tech twist, blending the dark allure of true-crime hauntings with the sleek, high-pressure world of creative startups. When a small team at a boutique agency begins developing an AI-powered haunted tour app, what starts as a clever pitch turns into a chilling descent into something disturbingly real. As tarot cards foreshadow doom and viral videos hint at a deeper truth, one team member vanishes during app testing at the infamous Grimaldi Residence—leaving behind only blood, silence, and a single polaroid. Smart, suspenseful, and eerily grounded in the world of influencer culture and AI obsession, Spuki explores the thin line between exploiting fear and becoming its next victim.

SHORT FILM |⁩ DARK-COM

Old BAGGAGE

WRITTEN BY GASTON D’AGRIVIERI

IN DEVELOPMENT

Old Baggage

LOGLINE
A charming woman struggling with a heavy suitcase and a too-bright smile shares a flirtatious meet-cute with her new neighbor—only he doesn’t realize she’s not just moving in… she’s hiding a body.

Old Baggage is a genre-blending dark comedy-thriller that begins like your favorite rom-com—an awkwardly sweet encounter in an apartment lobby between a charismatic newcomer and the handsome guy next door. But beneath Penny’s clumsy charm and oversized suitcase is a far more chilling truth: she’s not just unpacking a new life, she’s covering up the last one. As suspicions slowly unravel, what begins as flirtation twists into psychological cat-and-mouse, turning the classic “girl meets boy” into “girl fools boy… maybe.” With tones of Gone Girl meets The Apartment, this is a sharp, stylish ride into obsession, secrets, and the weight we carry—sometimes in the form of a body bag.