Vladislav Nogin's Reel

Music by Vladislav Nogin. A young man returns home after a long, tiring day at work and hopes to put his feet up and relax with a good film. However, he forgets to do one important thing: lock the door.

Music by Vladislav Nogin. A man with a broken heart loses his mind and chops off his hand in a fit of rage. As he then goes off to drink himself to death, his severed hand has other ideas.

End credits music by Vladislav Nogin. A former athletic runner is forced to make the ultimate decision: lay down or fight.

Music by Vladislav Nogin. A soldier from the year 2065 travels to the past to escape from the never-ending war that plagues his time, but he can't get away from the future that easily. For the crime of desertion, a deadly assassin is sent to the past to exterminate him.

Music by Vladislav Nogin. A short film about perception and how it changes when we really look at something closely with our eyes.

Music by Vladislav Nogin. Art is formless. It's everything and anything. It might be unseen to some, but it can be seen by others.

Music by Vladislav Nogin. A short experimental film that shows a pair of feet walking down a street, the steps and music are hypnotic. It's all metaphorical about how we must always walk forwards, never back, and overcome any cracks or bumps in life's journey which in the end, will see us all come full circle.

Original theme by Vladislav Nogin. Stricken with grief after the death of his sister at the hands of two drug dealers, a young man sets out to avenge her. Now vengeance stalks the night. Seeking retribution. It can not stop. It will not stop. It will only find peace from its restless hunt when: Vengeance Runs Red.

Music by Vladislav Nogin. A short film that expresses the meaning of 'fragility' with the imagery of snow. It is here one minute and then gone the next. We have to cherish what is special on this planet before it melts away.

Music: "Error C-Y Part 3" by Vladislav Nogin. A man becomes romantically involved with his closest companion throughout his entire life: his computer. It's a metaphor on how many people today are so attached to computers that they are becoming increasingly important in their lives. Computers are more than machines now, it's reaching the point where they will soon become the friends and the lovers of the next generation.