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An atmospheric venture into slow cinema, following Rose, a down and out gay prostitute, trapped in the minutiae of his quiet and isolated life.

A boy falls in love with this idea of a woman, and slowly realises his passion isn't a kind force.

For the aesthetic elegance of digital animation with which he infuses plasticity and three-dimensionality to Pasolini's faces, glimpses and shots accompanied by the imaginative lyricism of the virtuosic cinema of his poetic texts and his prose.

Two men probe the dangerous boundaries of their relationship by fulfilling the desires of body and mind.

Paddy McGuinness and his wife Christine have three children who have been diagnosed with autism. In this documentary, they meet other parents, experts and people on the autism spectrum.

Stuck in a car with his mother, Loïc opens up a sensitive conversation : he no longer wants to walk on the footsteps of his clown parents. As he's asking her to remove his makeup, his mother Marianne must then accept her son's new start.

At the speed of light a conversation is heard, learned and remembered. Through unmeasured distances two men share stories about their travels. In the deep waters someone, wandering, dreams dream rooms where no dreams are dreamt.

End of the 1960s. While on his way with his manager to the Cannes Film Festival, Jean-Marc Lancel, international film star, steps out on the road for a wee break. When he returns to the car, it has inexplicably disappeared.

Nancy follows a story about a mother called Nancy who experiences the deeper effects of psychosis as she deals with withdrawals, causing her to fear the world around her, even in her 'safe space' at home.

A young girl has developed a new type of mutation which is deteriorating her body. As her condition gets worse, she discusses with a former surgeon the nature of her disease and how to deal with it.

Inside a hollow tree trunk two mushroom roommates decide to spice up their evening with some recreational drugs.

Berlin is quite often pretty dirty. But what if there is one person who takes care of that every day? We tell the story of a one-man underground department that (by its own claim) makes Berlin the coolest big city in Germany. The Authority for Urban Authenticity.

A Berlinale Kompagnon-Fellowship winner.

Discovered about twenty years ago, the immense masses of water vapor that fly over the Amazon, called "flying rivers", fascinate researchers. Their future could be intimately linked to climate change.

First-person story of Maria, fifty, wife, mother and worker, who through the encounter with today's feminist practices of the "Non Una Di Meno" movement in Milan, takes stock of being a woman today. Intrigued by the "global women's strike", proclaimed on March 8, 2017 by Non Una Di Meno, Maria participates in the Milanese demonstration. Here for the first time she hears about the "Feminist Plan Against Male Violence Against Women and Gender Violence" that the movement is writing. The plan describes the directions of a necessary change in several fields where a stereotypical and sexist perspective of genders and the power relations between them is replicated that is the basis of the violence that is intended to be overcome.

This short comedy poetry film is about me, my partner Alex and Rufus, the dog we dog-sit who intrudes somehow in our relationship. I share my experience of me almost sharing Alex with Rufus whenever he is around with Rufus dominating and me battling this creature by me becoming him by me dressing up in a dog costume. The poem is humorous in tone and uses end of sentence rhyming couplets for poise and wit to dramatic effect.

A diaristic and material experience shot on a summer afternoon, with the awareness that those who look at us cannot help but interpret us as symbols.

Former cricketer Freddie Flintoff and stand-up star Jason Manford go camping in the Welsh wilderness - except neither have any survival skills. What could possibly go wrong?

Sci-Fi London 2022 Winner Official Selection - Boston Science Fiction Film Festival 2024 Winner "Best Film" - Sci-Fi London 48 Hour Challenge 2022

A history of Bradford Movie Makers, first established in 1932.

British Jews from across the faith celebrate life’s big milestones, from birth and coming of age to marriage and the end of life. 12-year-old Ethan is preparing for his bar mitzvah, a ceremony that marks his transition into Jewish adulthood. He has chosen to twin his big day with a young boy who died in the Holocaust, to honour his memory. Jolanda converted to Reform Judaism after meeting Jack. Now they are tying the knot in Spain, in a modern ceremony they have adapted according to their beliefs. At Bushey cemetery in Hertfordshire, Hilary describes her role as a volunteer who does the tahara, the ritual washing of the deceased before burial. And in London, David reflects on his late father’s life as he prepares to permanently mark his grave. Rabbi Yanky and his wife Rochel are marking the birth of their third child, a baby boy, with a circumcision ceremony at eight days old, called a brit milah. It’s the first of many milestones in the baby’s Jewish journey.

War! Club! Action! is an ode to Douk Saga (1974-2006), the creator of the Ivorian-French musical genre called Coupé Décalé. This popular music genre plays a great part in Oyiri’s music practice with its maximalism and club culture ethos. Coupé Décalé was born in the midst of the Ivorian political crisis and civil war yet the genre was always synonymous with a raging optimism and hedonism. War! Club! Action! challenges the western idea of protest music, entertainment and anonymity in the music industry. Oyiri deepens and makes explicit the political meaning of Douk Saga's musical production by preceding its "Douk Saga En Fête" video clip with an introductory sequence, as well as a mock interview of a fictional figure: DJ Eminence Grise.

Zak is 18 years old. He loves to relax in the forest by lying on the ground. He loves bike. He loves music. He loves Titus, the dealer in his suburb. But above all, Zak loves insects. And when you give love, you get it back. Philippe SFEZ: “Alternately student, actor, writer, director, unemployed, producer, lover, father... so many lives have passed and here I am, alive.”

Since Jair Bolsonaro assumed the presidency of Brazil in 2019, vast tracts of the Amazon rainforest and the indigenous communities that live in and care for it have been subjected to increasing violence and a rapid increase in illegal gold mining, encouraged by his administration's rhetoric and policies. The research had three interrelated dimensions: the policies adopted by the Bolsonaro administration, the violent attacks against Yanomami villages, and the destruction of the environment. The evidence strongly suggested that the policies and rhetoric of the Bolsonaro administration before and during his presidential term correspond with the rapid increase in environmental destruction and violence against indigenous peoples throughout the Amazon.

A look at some of Julia Robert's finest moments, with the help of co-stars, crew, film critics and celebrity superfans, including Alan Titchmarsh. From romantic comedies `Pretty Woman' and Notting Hill to dramatic roles like `Erin Brockovich'.

42 years after winning the UEFA Cup, Eintracht Frankfurt is making Europa League history again. The players, the coach and those responsible take us on their emotional journey through Europe. Tens of thousands of fans followed them through these unforgettable games to the final in Seville. And the voices of the reporters made the grandiose football moments audible. They all have their say in Eintracht Frankfurt's journey through Europe.

When Hollywood meets Bollywood you get The Good, The Bad and the Vindaloo. At least, that's what Vicky Meldew thinks. Raised on a diet of macho movies and gulping down the American dream, Vicky wants to share his talents with the world.

Strawberries is part of a series of ‘miniature’ films that Quaintance is continually producing. These short films are all under three minutes long and allow the filmmaker to explore a single formal or conceptual idea. The process of realisation can either be loose and improvisatory or time intensive and heavily edited. Each of the films uses either archival material, or footage Quaintance has shot using a DV of High 8 video camera. Using these mediums, instead of 16mm, allows for quicker production and a more intuitive approach.

Jamal Phoenix lets Sir Malice take the lead as he is bound. Having never been suspended, Jamal's anticipation and slight sense of fear are palpable. You never know how the world will feel when you release control. Every tie, every knot, every wrapping of the rope pushes Jamal deeper into submission. Sir Malice expertly weaves a web that supports and Jamal in a nest of security. As the pressure peaks, Jamal's body starts to lift off the ground. Weight, becomes weightless and pain gives way to pleasure.

Marianne and Antoine have been a couple for a few years and a routine has set in. Through this routine, Marianne realizes that consent is not really there anymore, which Antoine refuses to hear.

On the run, two Kurdish brothers are confronted with their hidden fears, which divide them deep inside.

She and he cross paths on the street without knowing their names or their ages. But that crossing, in a way, unites them.

Through superb images, the peregrinations over the seasons of a clan of red foxes from the Italian massif of Gran Paradiso. This immersion in their intimacy reveals the extraordinary adaptation of this species to highlands and the specificities of its social organization.

Anthony Pius is a classically trained Bharatanatyam dancer and drag queen from London who is producing and starring in shows with a full cast of Asian Queens. Almass Badat is a DJ with a residency on BBC Asian Network, her dream is to show people a world through her lens; that of an independent, Muslim, queer woman. Fresh out of lockdown, we follow them as they transform their own deeply personal learnings of British Asian identity into work which asks to be understood and demands to be celebrated.

What is a day in the life of a serial killer? You'd be surprised. Fernando, a serial killer in hiding, narrates and documents his day, interests and problems in a search for understanding and closure.

A man goes for a walk nowhere.

A group of people, possibly only a few survivors from a global sleep which everyone went through in these two years, have woken up and gathered to play a game of Wink Murder.

This documentary special dives into the inner workings of the popular members-only wholesaler to determine whether it's worth the price of admission.

Financial problems force Hilario to accept a job of dubious legality: to bring a strange device to his town. When he meets his ex, everything begins to go wrong and he will have to face what he fears the most to get out of this: himself...

Yvo is the portrait of a grandfather, narrated through the lens of his grandson. A reflection on growing older, the passing of time, and the acceptance of death. A dance between a fantastic fable and the intimate portrait of a man who waits.

The Demands of Ordinary Devotion is a meditation on care and love, a beautiful riddle of shapes and gestures where creation and labour are playfully celebrated. Shot in majestic 16mm and featuring creators of different kinds – a ceramist, a mother-to-be, a carpenter, a film director – Eva Giolo’s new opus is a much-needed gem of beauty and freshness.

When a mysterious person gatecrashes Madhav and Sufi's wedding, the couple are forced to face past secrets and reevaluate their definitions of what makes a family.

Thomas, a high school student who was failing at school decides to take control of his life.

After breaking down in the Middle of Nowhere, the driver journeys deep into the forest. In this short film, we follow the driver as she ventures deeper and deeper getting increasingly on edge as she starts to hear things getting closer and following her.