Six completed short films. One directorial debut, Baby Steps. Original feature screenplays in development under Orange Lady Films.
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An emotionally-focused story exploring human connection, loss, and the pieces of ourselves we leave behind.
A suspense-driven narrative built around character depth, tension, and the lies we tell ourselves to survive.
A cosmic descent into a world where humanity and machine intelligence collide for control of what comes next.
A patient bound and bandaged in a clinical ward at the centre of a story about control, care, and what's really being done to her.
Three lives converge on the pages of an open book, each stepping through the same door toward a different ending.
A tenement building of tangled lives, held together — and pulled apart — by the threads connecting them.
A prehistoric family faces a predator at the mouth of their cave, armed with nothing but fire and each other.
A group of children face down a towering guardian in a battle that will decide who survives.
A man stands at the edge of the world he knows, reaching for a presence far greater than himself.
A young girl walks alone down a country road as the world around her seems to tear itself apart.
Seven women, seven fates, held suspended in the world of a man who claims to hold them all.
Khan Max writes and directs short films built around quiet, character-first moments — the kind of scenes that reveal more in a held glance than in a line of dialogue. That instinct carried through six short films before arriving at Baby Steps, his directorial debut.
“Every story begins with a moment that refuses to stay silent.”
Alongside the short films, original feature screenplays are currently in development through Orange Lady Films, the production banner founded to carry that work from page to screen.