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A film poem in which human consciousness intertwines with the element of water. It visualises the eternal clash between the urge to look back and the awareness of space and time ahead. The film resists a closed life narrative by negating a reductive assessment of one’s history.
A journey hallucinated into forced isolation in the days of COVID-19. 17 people and 4 cats shot for 5 weeks, exploring the decay of a completely disrupted society. Only cinema (maybe?) will save us.
A rainy day between sounds and lines.
Music video by Taisia Deeva for Dynoro.
Music video by Ben G. Brown for Harry Hanson.
Directed by Jennifer Paterson, Lewis Gourlay & Abby Warrilow.
The Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz) was founded in 1950 and, since reunification, has relied on the 1990 German Constitutional Protection Act to provide an "early warning system" against threats to democracy. While this intelligence service has been targeting far-left groups and radical Islamists for decades, its critics recently accused it of being "blind in the right eye" - in other words, of neglecting the rise in violence attributed to the far right. Indeed, the institution was powerless to thwart the series of fatal attacks perpetrated between 2000 and 2011 by the neo-Nazi group Nationalsozialistischer Untergrund (NSU, "National Socialist Underground"), sparking astonishment and an avalanche of criticism in Germany.
The incredible story of Oli, a young British man with Asperger's, who overnight discovers he has 25 brothers and sisters, all from the same American sperm donor.
Short documentary by by Maria Luisa Forenza.
The rise and fall of a couple’s relationship through a collection of voicemails.
Forty years of Böhse Onkelz. We let it melt on the tongue with cake and beer. And because we can't celebrate this insanity, which cannot be expressed in words, with you personally, we chopped our heads together to serve you something for the anniversary - the result was a 45-minute punch of the very best. A distillate, an outline of our years together and the ups and downs of the rapid journey from the first punk pogo party in the youth center to the sea of flags in the Waldstadion. Well get it.
Manticore, mythological animal returning from centuries past to shoot their venomous spines and return to the tiny particle state of our dreams. Our human, productive, hurried life without respite is sometimes necessarily attacked and nipped, so we may understand that we are still alive, though drowned, prisoners and cursed, despite having burned our ships.
"From Mono to Stereo fully represents my transition from 'L' to 'R', without excluding either. The Mike Lennon that you have known so far is just one of the facets and personalities that make me up, now you will finally be able to fully appreciate me, in my total freedom of musical and visual expression."
An autobiographical poetical story reflecting on the city and myself through 3 emotional chapters: excitement, frustration and hope.
An outlaw convinces his well-established brother (a banker) and sister (a model) to rebel against the "System" by robbing a finance company and flee the country in a deadly road trip.
Just one year after their first ever gig in a well known Lewis pub, Peat & Diesel sold out the iconic Glasgow Barrowlands. Follow the band through this musical documentation of one of their biggest gigs yet, which sees them play classics from their albums Uptown Fank and Light my Byre, including the Western Isles anthem that catapulted them to fame.
The North of Cauca is the region of Colombia most affected by the internal armed conflict since 1940. There is an orchestra of ancestral music composed of young indigenous people of the Nasa ethnic group who, with their instruments, their voice and their poetry, remember Maryi Vanessa Coicue, Sebastian Ul and Ingrid Guejia, three of the hundreds of indigenous children who have died because of this eternal and useless war between leftist guerrillas, armed groups of the extreme right, drug traffickers and the Colombian State.
Seven farmers families tell their daily life through analogue pictures they took of their farm over a year. Through photographies, live action footage and animated pictures, the portraits build themselves as their stories go by.
Pedro, a young, athletic man, share his life with his ironing board. Faithful, Pedro sleeps on his ironing board, carefully sets it when he wants to eat, uses it to iron his favorite jogging outfit, and even takes it under his arm when he goes jogging. In the village, everyone admires him and follow his example. One night, however, everything is turned upside down.
A visual imaginary of the noise in three chapters: “Look”, “The City” and “In Flames”. Everything you see is the patrimonial archives belonging to the Film Institute of the University of Chile. Everything you hear corresponds to a composition based in fragments of the sound poem “Veo la ciudad en llamas”, whose author, Cristóbal Cornejo (1983-2015), has called it a “piece of life and death”.
An elderly couple and their experience with dementia; one living with the condition and the other witnessing its effects and learning how to accept it.
Developed from research into early Japanese autopsies, particularly the striking water colours of Aoki Shukuya. The abstract, celebratory depiction of the human figure and its place within physical space forms the basis of this animation.
"Okay, let’s talk about trees. Why are you so obsessed with them?" asks Akingbade, the filmmaker, of young artist Rafiki, whose artistic practice focuses on trees: their individuality and presence.
Naomi welcomes her birthday as a reminder of unfinished business in her relationship with her mother.
Dedicated to Bruce Baillie and Hollis Frampton.
The European Goldfinch is a wild bird which from early times has been admired, captured and caged for its beauty. That was also true of Amsterdam and Delft in 1654 when Carel Fabritius, a pupil of Rembrant, known for his experimentation with perspective and light, made his now famous painting 'The Goldfinch'. Today in the UK the wild Goldfinch can still be seen in captivity in small backyard aviaries or as dead specimens represented in Natural History Museums.
An attempt to clear ordinary spaces in the forest, which is both profoundly strange and “not yet familiar”: it is everything that foreshadows, like a technical premonition, the metamorphoses of the materials that organize it, from the crown of leaves woven by children to the branch habitat and boats. In a way: the horizon. The journey through these few spaces borrows from fairy tales its modes of circulation and, above all, its airlocks and passages.
Embracing the poetics of the landscape, this film penetrates into a journey of experience in which the everyday proclaims its uniqueness and each gesture weaves a skeleton of tensions, reflections, movements and distorted images that go beyond their representation. As fragmented sensations, it shuns one-way narrative, stimulating the contem-plation of space as a generator of meanings and events.
Something happened that stormy night. Something happened as lightning lit up the sky.
Short film made in the online workshop Nothing Happens in this Film. Each one had to make a video addressed to a person from which they only knew their name. I never got a response.
What is a community? The people does not exist in and of itself. I think we are all quite alone today. What do groups cohere around? Are there other possibilities for living?
Documentary about the overburden conveyor bridge F60.
Fire Kills public information film. This film aims to raise awareness of everyday fire risks that are present in the home and encourage all householders in England to test their smoke alarms regularly.
On a timeless beach, a man lost in the melancholy of his reality encounters a fragment of life that shakes his existence.
A found-footage short inspired by interrupting trains of thought and the duality of colour.
A behind-the-scenes look at the fast food chain in the run-up to Christmas, as a brand new festive burger is launched in a bid to keep customers coming back during the pandemic.
The story of how Britain's fastest-growing food delivery company has revolutionized the takeaway industry and how they and their partners are navigating the Covid-19 pandemic.
Winter 2017, Ana and Amara, a young couple from Bucharest, make a radical decision: in order to finance treatment for Leo, their 3-year-old son who suffers from insufficient oxygenation of the brain, Ana will become a "camgirl." In these fascinating video chat studios—as fascinating for her colleagues as they are for the hundreds of "members" who follow her around the world—Ana becomes "Blue Flower."
In 2020, love lives across the UK were transformed by Covid. This intimate film celebrates the love, from the estranged couple reunited in lockdown to a couple who isolate together after just one date.
Documentary by Occitane Lacurie.
A portrait of the devoted electric dance community Club Zodiac. Void of judgement and the public eye, the club holds it's exotic galas inside virtual reality app VRChat using full body tracking technology.