This lesbian S&M video is strangely theatrical in its relationship with the camera.

Structured around traditional wayang kulit puppetry, Nurudin draws together references to Islamic culture and her explorations of S&M.

A German woman travels to San Francisco to find her mother, but winds up distracted by the sexually flamboyant culture of the city.

In a series of fragmented images, extreme close-ups and harried camera movements, the film turns the heavy pixels of PXL2000 into a feverish playground of S&M desire.

Azian wants to set a car on fire and film it for a project. To do so, she navigates a web of application processes and increasingly comical phone calls.

A television talkshow hosted by Andy Warhol, played by a deadpan Azian Nurudin, brings together impersonators of Jeff Koons, Ilona Staller, Whitney Houston and an art dealer in this parody feature on the state of Pop Art.

A Malaysian woman in America reflects on and immerses herself in the colonial erasure of Dayak headhunting practices across history. While doing so, she becomes inspired to seek out a prey of her own.

Malaysian Series 1-6 introduces key themes that recur throughout Azian’s work. Each tableau in this series begins with a chapter title (e.g. Malaysian Series: 5 Punishment by Death for the Smuggling of Illegal Narcotics) and features Azian’s enactment of state violence on an object.

At an industrial park, performer Caerage boldly undresses, applies makeup, and poses for the camera. The wandering eyes of drivers in container trucks and trains pass by.

Gun kills man. Woman inherits the earth. Armed with guns, germ warfare books and a sleek, two-fingered hand torch, artists Azian Nurudin, Michelle Handelman and Klara Lux hang around shooting ranges and garanges, appealing to fellow queer women to "Join the lesbian militia!"