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When a person disappears, everything remains in its place. The film shows the life of my grandfather, Herbert Hurrle, through the things he accumulated in life. The memories with which these things are filled come to life.

Homophobia, spectacle, discrimination and heels; is part of what a group of young drags tell us in the capital of Santiago. They show us their characters, the inevitable fiction created by them, the struggle to be accepted and their yearnings as residents in a country that has stigmatized them, in a society It seems that it still continues in centuries past.

After developing a poem at the height of the lockdown on a dystopian journey through the streets of North London to the tranquil relief of the Park. The poem, illustrated with the occasional image, reflects the range of emotions many people have gone through in these difficult times.

A woman, grieving for a future she’ll never know, travels into her dreams of science fiction and infinite cities. A new era, inspired by the past, takes place. A resilient and sustainable world, where the time goes slower and love lives longer.

An exquisite corpse made of animated loops and sound landscapes from the intimacy, bonding different realities crossed by the doubtful moments of the pandemic. A poetic and aesthetic dialogue within a virtual space that explores the home as a place of creation.

Over the course of two years, filmmaker Tanja Cummings visited Café Zelig, where Shoa survivors find a protected space to exchange ideas. The café becomes a hub of different lives and moments.

The oppressive and silently rigid atmosphere created by his parents pushes the son to suppress his homosexuality in order to please them and not suffer their rejection. Their personalities based on the appearance and the absence of the soul makes them live like "mannequins".

A girl receives a box where she finds a sinister photo. Then some strange things start to happen

A boy reflects about isolation.

Itatí is a recently retired woman who works as a remisera. On one of her trips, an unknown passenger tries to guide her to an unexpected reunion.

Samir and Karim are two Italian-Egyptian brothers. On February their parents went to Egypt for a few days to visit relatives. But since the pandemic exploded and Italy went into lockdown they have not had the opportunity to return back home.

We follow a young Sámi woman’s conflictiting emotions of having found a home far away from her family in Sápmi.

AKA stages butoh dancer Sachiko Ishikawa in a red and organic universe. The body explores the different states experienced during a depression through an intimate dialogue with the camera enabling the inexpressible to express itself.

Audiovisual piece that starts from the relationship between a sailor and some mermaids to reinterpret these mythological figures through dance, which they use to seduce and destroy.

Nine young women and men, including eight from five different countries in Latin America and one from France, are invited to share a week-long theatre residency at the director and his cat Orphée’s home in suburban Paris.

Ferdinand is in spite of being involved in a mysterious machination, the contours of which are not understood. The characters that revolve around Ferdinando "il duro" seem to be looking for the solution to the never better specified cheating. The ending is far from providing an explanation: Ferdinand finds himself more confused than ever, having witnessed a murder helpless. Murder that is carried out, of course, off the field.

Mike, Bob, and Frank land on Earth for a routine scientific exploration, but when strange occurrences pop up, will these creatures from another planet chicken out?

For two years, Gillian Dawson was abused by the woman that claimed to love her. She was manipulated, bullied, gaslit and lied to by a woman who had multiple affairs with multiple other women. In How She Kills, Gillian retells her story, her battle with her mental health, and the strength she found within herself to leave, and most importantly, survive.

Eugène, a thirty-year-old who still lives with his mother, takes part in a gas balloon contest to get away from her.

Cristian, a 17-year-old university student, begins to doubt his sexual orientation after meeting a fellow student, but he does not get the idea that what he feels is love, so he will have to make a decision in his life.

Through simple details, without a single master shot, garptwo represents the way that connected memories present themselves in our mind. Through feelings. The same actor has been used for all the characters, to reinforce the idea that every memory comes from the same brain.

This documentary charts the affinities between Edvard Munch’s art and Tracey Emin’s, exploring the many unexpected ways that this godfather of expressionism resonates with one of Britain’s pre-eminent artists.

A short film about the madness of body perfectionism.

When the unimaginable happens, 12-year-old Ruby’s world collapses and she is left on her own. Through her encounters, and through the power of her imagination and memory, Ruby begins to navigate her way beyond the confines of her small house and experience the cosmic possibilities of life.

A recent graduate discovers a dead body in the university toilet, he will be forced to deceive those who arrive on the site to avoid being wrongfully accused of the murder.

A documentary on contemporary Italian artist Alighiero Boetti and his conception of doubling in his work.

Using real world locations in Essex, "(study for) Swedge of Heaven" explores liminal, transitional, and peripheral spaces and realms, navigated by a reanimated rave mascot and a wooden Neolithic fertility figure. Although from distant moments in history, the protagonists are both figures indicative of ritual gathering created by Essex communities. Within the work the figures hover in cultural/historical flux, a state of simultaneous belonging and alienation as they pass through and around places seemingly suspended on the edge of conventional time and space.

"Our voices are not our own" explores the concept of voice as a physical and immaterial presence or absence, in relation to broken vocal cycles. Invisible figures wear drawn costumes, created for the film using a chemical-reflective, light-fibre fabric. Soft-pastels and fabric changes in the different light conditions and under flash everything becomes monochrome. The figures wearing these drawings are rendered ghosts, or ghosts of voices, only their shapes visible underneath. The film’s audio is created from distorting frequencies of various digital noises taken from text, email and messaging notifications in addition to breath and heartbeats.

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?

"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.

Why is it that we place a plant in a pot, confining its ability to grow and occupy physical space? This work is part of "Plantarians" which asks, what does it mean to have a garden? Apportioned into episodes, the film studies the capacity of garden plants to respond to the particularities of their surroundings. At the same time, it tracks the lives of the contemporary men and women who cultivate, enjoy, eat, obsess over, and even grieve with and for these plants. The piece invites audiences to witness the codependent existence of earth’s living organisms, and to reflect on the ways in which this inter-dependence can be characterised by both conflict and intimacy.

Gorilla Milk documents the meeting between an artist, a YouTube vlogger, and a gorilla. Mixing recordings from the meeting with archival content from the vlogger’s YouTube account, the video explores the artist’s and vlogger’s similarities with, and projections onto, the gorilla. The conversation centers around the beauty of the gorilla, who suffered a severe drop in popularity when her breasts started sagging. The public and the caretakers lost interest. And after losing her fertility, even her troop rejected her. Gorilla Milk aims to discuss motherhood, body dysmorphia, and the life of a female in captivity —by the ideas of bystanders, audience, society, and caretakers.

Jacques Deray's classic film starring Alain Delon and Romy Schneider, revisited in a one-minute animated short by animation director Margot Barbé.

Two brothers are trapped during a bombing.

Two friends decide to spend the weekend at a country house, unaware that someone has been following them closely.

When a pixelated runner enters a mysterious black sphere they uncover another dimension.

A thief arrives at a house after a burglary to wait for his accomplices. He will soon realize that something was waiting for him.

The Moroccan tortoise of Morocco is threatened. In order to save it, science needs those who best know the secrets of the earth: the shepherds.

A lawyer with a complicated personal life is charged with defending one of the defendants for the so-called "cashier's crime", where three young men burned a homeless woman. A pact with the accusation seems the clearest solution, but when he meets his client, he flatly refuses to accept his guilt.

The world of gems narrated through the personal stories of the people who live on them: from those who dig in mines to the ones who deal with the trade of gems and their exportation. Between hardship and dreams, on the background of the breathtaking Madagascar landscape, "ALO", with the people belonging to this world, represents a choral portrait of a reality that is both charming and contradictory.

Ashley travels to Buenos Aires to get FFS (Facial Feminization Surgery). During her last days before going back to Australia she meets Celeste, who would portray Ashley and lend her a handy-cam to make a self-portrait. Bit by bit, the labyrinths of Ashley’s life and the construction of a special link between director and protagonist will be unveiled.

The Mostar divers have launched themselves from the bridge for generations, risking their lives every day. They have kept up this tradition for the past 200 years, even when the bridge was destroyed by the War. An exclusive and intimate look at the lives of a group of men, encapsulating the feelings and the story of their country.

A short film exploring connection in a time of separation. It was filmed and edited entirely in isolation.