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As his mother’s memories slip away, a man goes to extraordinary lengths to preserve their relationship while navigating the fragile terrain of a new romance.

Gretel Land was an independent micro nation with its own flag, constitution, currency, passports and government. This film follows an interview with ex-Prime Minister Gretel as she is confronted with some hard truths about her time as leader and the downfall of her once proud nation.

Experimental short film

A body is like a room. A place that could be a home.

Asleep. Incomplete. Awake. Fire up. Get Moving. Get Distracted. Eat. Go Out. Do Something. See People. Hear Music. Feel Something.

Sociologist-translator Peter Kammerer remembers meetings with Pier Paolo Pasolini from around the time of his attempt to make the Oresteia in Africa. A monologue mainly, delivered in the serene quiet of an Italian village.

Portrait of an artist grandfather

Between bare concrete walls, unfinished structures and stalled escalators, an otherworldly, gleaming metallic figure emerges. What was once imagined as a thriving city centre now stands unfinished and abandoned. Modernity has rushed past itself, indifferent to the original landscape and its local inhabitants.

“Río" contemplates the interaction between the flow of a river, its wildlife and the sunlight. Although it is just a few inches deep, the river contains a busy and multilayered life.

On the night of Christmas Eve, two burglars break into a town home craving a sugary snack, but they didn't account for something.

A standoff reveals unsettling truths for an old cowboy.

Blooming in Silence is a queer dramedy about two flatmates, one bold in her love and the other still discovering hers, navigating friendship, identity, and quiet acts of courage.

When septuagenarian Lenny's reality is devastated by the discovery of a prolonged, pernicious crime committed against her by her own son, an unexpected connection helps her to begin a journey towards re-forging her fractured identity....

This is my third and final short film to my Fyrhtu Unkent (2026) trilogy, this final instalment taking place multiple years later and expanding whilst introducing new themes to the franchises overall meaning of the feeling of loneliness being lost and then the concept of acceptance of grief in a mental hell on Earth.

This is my follow up to the previous Fyrhtu Unkent (2026), this one taking place multiple years later and expanding on the themes and meanings to the first, only this time darker... much darker...

This is a short experimental horror piece meant to evoke fear along with heart. The meaning is left up to the viewers personal interpretation. A possible takeaway for me is the feeling of loneliness, isolation and regret before death.

This is a short psychological drama/horror film about the fears of the darkness in especially your teenage years.

After coming to terms with his own identity, Paul is battling the impact of the public discourse around LGBTQIA+ topics.

A girl is struggling to study and is in desperate need to take a break from her screen.

Up-and-coming Ukrainian artist Nina Eba creates a unique sound at the crossroads of pop art and electronic music. Blending bass music, hyperpop and club influences, her solo project reflects a creative journey shaped by DJing and experimental sound exploration.

Following a group of seaweed harvesters along the Cornish coastline, navigating the changing relationship between coastal communities, food traditions, marine ecosystems, and environmental stewardship.

Inspired by Guy Debord's 1952 avant-garde film "Hurlements en faveur de Sade", this image-devoid short features excerpts from Maurice Blanchot's "L'attente l'oubli" read over a completely white screen punctuated by progressively longer black silences.

In the divided city of Mitrovica, Kosovo, fragments of a diary, everyday gestures and sounds gathered from the city compose an exploration of separation on multiple levels: political, territorial and emotional.

An assassin grapples with his own morality after completing his first job. But will it be his last?

Our journey in search of the oud takes us all the way to Andalusia: it was at this historic crossroads of Arab, Jewish, and Christian cultures that the guitar was born. In his works, Spanish guitarist Carlos Piñana blends traditional flamenco with modern virtuosity.

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The Bible. So What? aims to provoke and address the kinds of questions a spectator might have about the Bible, which, although frequently overlooked, has shaped the moral, legal and cultural foundation of the Western world for the past 1,600 years. I aim to challenge the postmodern relativist impulse to find new meanings as I try to reorient the spectator towards the ‘grand narrative’ of the Bible. By reading it themselves, viewers may discover a deeper sense of meaning, purpose, personal significance, direction and ultimate truth in the Christian gospel, a personally meaningful metanarrative grounded in history, tradition and revelation. Although I present a single perspective due to the time constraints of my brief, the counterargument to my film is already present, as misrepresentations of the Christian faith frequently obscure and corrupt public impressions of the Bible. Therefore, I want to draw the focus back to the Bible, what it says, and show that it is worth reading.

A documentary on the former Snia site in Rome: from factory to unfinished shopping center, and now a space reclaimed by nature.

A lost episode of a critically acclaimed 90s horror TV show discovered on VHS.

The Tower of the Winds is an ancient structure at the base of the Acropolis that celebrates wind gods and used to function as a time measuring device. Surrounded by the Agora's columns, this architecture represents a sense of dimension and time, reproduced by the film's metric structure. It serves as framework for the motifs of urban landscapes that follow.

In this mockumentary following the local college news club, presenter Joe Bliss makes a costly mistake live on air and has to fight his way back to the top, facing workplace antics and a childish new hire along the way.