Forbidden Fruits (2026)
Not every film can make a shopping mall feel both magical and menacing, but Forbidden Fruits challenges that.
The COVID Experience
For Zane's Secondary V IB project, he decided to create a documentary on the effects of lockdown on students during the pandemic. "The COVID Experience" is a short film/documentary by Zane Burko which delves into the mental, emotional and physical effects the lockdown has had on students during the pandemic.
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For Zane's Secondary V IB project, he decided to create a documentary on the effects of lockdown on students during the pandemic. "The COVID Experience" is a short film/documentary by Zane Burko which delves into the mental, emotional and physical effects the lockdown has had on students during the pandemic.
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