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This story begins with an obedient child who grows up under the traditional education concept, she is taught by the adults to plant flowers while instilling their educational ideas and perceptions of the world. The child must obey what the parents said. As a result, the child grew up rebelliously, and adults regard this as wrong and correct the child by remoulding her towards the goal of "perfect", so the child is sent to the ‘human perfection project’ by adults, trying to remove the filth from the child.

Rita takes part in a most peculiar assessment.

After regaining control of her thoughts, to finally become one with her other self, louise wakes up within her dreams.

Set in the not-so-distant future, "Disco Islam" is a sci-fi corporate video inaugurating the opening of the biggest nightclub in the Middle East. Using CGI, live-action and music, Disco Islamappropriates the aesthetics of the world of advertising and commerce in order to shed a light on issues created by the implementation of neo-liberal policies in the Middle East and the dystopian techno-capitalist solutions towards them. By juxtaposing fact and fiction throughout the film, "Disco Islam" ultimately pictures an apocalyptic vision of the Middle East in which the market ideology of free-trade and boundless profit-making has resulted in economic injustices, environmental catastrophes and the abandonment of the humanist project in Iran.

In a poisoned sea, on a forsaken rock, a holy sect seek to bring about a new era, but Morgan discovers their intentions are not wholly pure, and there’s more to the Island than rocks and mud…

Otolith II mixes fiction, archival material and documentary footage filmed in Mumbai and Chandigarh. It explores the pressures exerted on inhabitants by competing projections of the city of tomorrow. Predictive models of the urban masterplan, corporate scenarios and real estate speculation converge to extract labour, convert attention and capture potential for profit.

In a world where minimalism is the new big thing, mysterious creatures apart of our solar system are putting colour around space. Turning our galaxy into an avant-garde art piece. Until one day they're unwanted, left to rot like a toy you bought when you were 5. So they moved to another galaxy to plan the earth's anew.

Short film created as part of the 48 Hour Film Project.

It's been 7 years since the Magic Balls guys had their last encounter. Tensions build as they begin to uncover secrets about their origins, and why they were even enemies in the first place. Watch to find out what happens next

In this b-movie inspired short, DCI Bradley is down on his luck. After his job stagnates he takes on his first job in months not knowing what the hell he has gotten himself into.

Tin-tacks, gaffer tape and high-explosives - all in a day's work for the visual effects crew working wonders on a Doctor Who budget!

In a dystopian society where everyone is assigned a role at 21, Flint searches for meaning, only to uncover a darker reality about herself and the world she lives in.

A fugitive on the run, a corrupt government and rebelling colonies. The uprising has begun.

An everyday tale of small town life, stepfathers, and aliens.

In a metropolis full of nosy and greedy audience, a celebrated actress is chosen to be filmed and visit a nameless society where people don’t talk nor eat and are reduced to almost no individualities.

Eli struggling after his dad's tragic passing, is forced to reach out to his estranged brother and a teenager with no experience. A tale of reconciliation, Eli learns that he cannot face the black hole haunting him and the farm alone.

Strange comedy, whereby aliens crashland on Earth.

In a world where artificial intelligence plays an integral role in everyday life, a young and debt-ridden technophobe chooses to take part in a mysterious social experiment for the much-needed money. However, in order to receive the cash, she must speak live to the entire planet for one minute…

Cyberflake from Tokio Corporation - a short film that spoofs advertising. A strange head acts as the mascot for the synthetic cereal product.

In a dystopian future, it’s one man’s job to check taps for leakage and wastage. But he is not permitted to fix the taps. Much as he might want to…

After encountering the alien Vongashuuelbuckett. Alan Fishpaste becomes embroiled in an intergalactic feud and embarks upon a quest across the stars.

A kung fu spoof film from Yorkshire

Thinking about how future events might feel, 'did you know?' is a piece of speculative fiction, that has been made into a performance and a film. The fiction is set in a not too distant future, in which a collective body is deciding whether to continue to exist physically, or relinquish the pain and pleasure of bodily memories, in favour of other forms of consciousness. 'did you know?' wonders what bodily memories we would keep, when we no longer need or have the bodies that generated them.

A drone inhabited by the mind of a property developer arrives ‘top down’ from above and flies through the newly built residential neighbourhood in East London and gathers data at twilight. During the journey it maps the new utopian space it has built with its mechanical gaze, commenting and interacting with its findings, ‘We want to contain and retain our residents’. This is a place built in a bubble, controlled within the walls of developer’s billboards. Privately owned, East Village is awash with branding and reaffirming smiling faces. Purchase a luxury flat and buy into the services, life style and more. As the drone declares ‘Everything you need is here!’ With Westfield shopping mall on your doorstep, its ever present logo glowing like a beacon of hope, why would you ever want to leave?

Inspired by the surreal vision of an animal using a vending machine, Robert Findlay's Change Return portrays a dystopian world where people live underground and are serviced by smiley-faced, urinal-shaped, floating robots.

A young woman deals with an unexpected visitor at her suburban home.

A lone detectorist on a beach in Norfolk uncovers much more than he prepared for.

While filming a poorly scripted, low budget zombie film in the woods, a group of YouTubers are attacked by real zombies. Will they survive the zombie apocalypse and what will they sacrifice along the way?

A distorted journey through the universe, in an exploration of the mind, foreseeing the boundaries of life.

In the year 2149, after decades of global conflict and resource depletion, the Global Order of Regulation (GOR) rises to power, enforcing peace through absolute surveillance. Humanity’s every word, breath, and sound is monitored by an omnipresent AI system known as ‘RESONA’, designed to detect and eliminate dissent before it even forms. Speech above a certain decibel level is considered a threat. Whispers are safety. Silence is obedience.

Commander Layla Ross, a young astronaut full of hope and determination to save mankind, has returned to Earth alone after a 33 year mission to find a planet capable of sustaining human life. With an angry government pressuring her to sugarcoat the results, Layla must make a decision that will have personal, as well as global consequences, when she delivers her long awaited findings.

An anti-smoking film using a science-fiction setting, and intended for children aged 11-16 years.

Horror short

Abandon Fear 2 continues to follow Janus and Jackie on their mission to abolish all fear in a post apocalyptic world. They have planned the next test, but who will be their latest victim? And will this break their evil bond?

The Vision Machine was filmed at the factory of SIGMA Corporation, a renowned global brand of lenses for photography and cinema production. Like most such manufacturers, it is based in Japan. Using lenses manufactured by the factory, Young filmed their female employees as they performed their usual tasks on the production, assembly and testing process. No men are featured, and while the piece alludes to the genres of documentary or corporate video, it was filmed and edited to suggest a speculative fiction: a lensmaking factory run (and perhaps owned) by women.

In a dystopian society, an alien president disrupts a couple's evening by announcing a radical shift – sacrificing individual freedom for the promise of safety and unity.

'Laundry Day' follows Ren-303, a service bot designed to assist with household chores, as it patiently waits for its masters wash load to finish while reading a book. What follows is an emotionally resonant journey as Ren-303 reflects on its role in the life of its host family and contemplates the impending moment of its retirement.

Ghanti and Friends Return.

Papercut is a short film centred around an alien-like character called Urk. The film takes us through Urk's daily routine, each part taking place in a different universe.

The man awakes.

The story of aliens infiltrating Earth. A war between man and extraterrestrial.

Alan Davidson is a fugitive, on the run from the Intergalactic Police. Now his old partner is being asked to track him down and help apprehend him on the orders of ‘The Commissioner’.

After an awry experiment leaves a man with black blood, he and his partner endeavour to transfuse the substance to unsuspecting individuals.

"Notes from the subsurface" interrogates deep subsurface environments and the extremophiles that live within them. The film considershow they can function at extreme depths and pressure within challenging conditions such as highly acidic, high temperature, high radiation, low oxygen and methane heavy environments. Through sci-fi narratives, the film exposes non-human and multi-species perspectives, hidden networks and unheard voices. Beginning with birds-eye-view footage of the Burgess Shale in the Canadian Rockies, the second part of the film takes a science fiction approach. The narrators develop proposals for adapting humans to livein these extreme.