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Mariam Mola is a self-styled entrepreneur - and a career con artist. In this wild game of cat-and-mouse, she's exposed by her victims as the fraudster she really is.

Rob Burrow is a legend of Rugby League. As he battles Motor Neurone Disease, we tell the story of his memorable career.

Valentine is a professional photographer who has lost the inspiration and desire to create while living alone in his home, confined by the Covid-19.

Chris, a young crisp-enthusiast leaves an online complaint. He is extremely delighted by the friendly and understanding attitude of the employee who replies to him. Wishing to talk to her again, he continues to message the page, asking questions and trying to win the compassion of his new online-crush.The quest is not easy, as the uninterested employee just tries to do her job, avoiding any topic besides crisps with every occasion. Watch our hero surf through a wondrous digital world of crisp ads, mobile games and emojis as he tries to confess his love.

A short documentary following two freelance actresses, determined to make it online in the growing voiceover industry.

A young man contemplates a future abroad after becoming disillusioned with his country.

April 1945, the Second World War is coming to an end. 6,800 Jewish prisoners are about to be deported to Bergen Belsen concentration camp, Czech Republic. The first of three trains depart with 2,500 prisoners. It will never reach its destination.

A documentary film on the links of biographical memory. A trip to Sweden to meet his paternal grandmother and wonder about what governs the blood ties and the love between two men. The roots that manage to grow together. A Mexican and a Swedesh love partner inhabiting the island of Visby.

In the closet, Max sees his nightmares merge with reality. Perhaps a crucial night will allow him to overcome his fears.

An animated romp of colourful penises and phallic fantasies as one young man goes on a journey of sexual discovery.

An underground scene that has survived for decades in its place of origin, the United States, has landed in Spain: the Ballroom is here to stay and continue to function as a safe space for the LGTBIQ+ community. Its protagonists will introduce us to this underworld and in their personal stories in which we will see how it has influenced their lives.

Rather than the much desired rest he longed for, the film director’s vacation in Spain in 2019 brought images of immigrants being pulled from the sea and protests held by Catalan separatists in Barcelona. In his film, presented in the form of a painful memory, he layers home video shots and found footage.

A young man sleeps naked in his bed on a hot afternoon. The surrounding sounds slip gradually into his dream as his body is explored by a toy car.

1983: Acadia terrorized by the monstrous lobster-bat! The filmmaker recounts the time that he and his music group found themselves in a completely sealed apocalyptic past. A true story.

The sail is the central feature of the display. As the point of contact with the moving waters, it floats at rest or lends itself to the manipulations of a swimmer; the product of a craft of the finest standard, it is presented in frames, fragmented into multiple pictures. The sea - in French, "sea" (mer), and "mother" (mère) have the same pronunciation - becomes a surface without bounds, nurturing all the imagination we need in these days of uncertainty to push ahead, despite the burden of the past, in an act of confidence in the world.

A short film exploring the emotional landscape of a shibari session.

An incredible true story of survival and forgiveness. Eva Kor and her twin sister Miriam were captured by Nazis and experimented on in Auschwitz as children. Despite struggling with her traumatic past, Eva decides to forgive her tormentors.

Music video directed by Kilian Immervoll & Anna Sophia Rußmann for Heinrich Himalaya.

Music video by Jessie Craig for Yola.

A documentary short film exploring a mother’s journey towards accepting her daughter’s queerness. Milagro is a Venezuelan immigrant mother who raises her daughter while dealing with her own internal demons.

'These Sporting Lives' tells the story of three PDRL (physical disability rugby league) players who travel from Yorkshire to the Gold Coast in Australia.

What is the body? and other related questions, are answers by people with diverse engravings where their corporality plays a fundamental role. Reflections, poetry and bodies in action, are condiments to explore the notion of "body" from a cultural perspective.

Roc has decided that his end-of-the-year performance is the replay of a musical number. The director of the institute will not allow it under any circumstances. Roc has Down syndrome and is passionate about “Rocky Horror Picture Show”.

Marga receives a call in which she is informed of the strong aggression suffered by Kissquilla, a transsexual singer who won the last edition of Triumph operation. The event triggers unprecedented mobilizations, the media echo and denounce hate crimes against LGTBI.

A boy and a girl, strangers, stay in their houses looking for protection. They are reunited with their homes and carry out different daily activities. He puts together a puzzle but the last piece disappears.

This cinematic search for traces takes us from silkworm breeding in a Leipzig allotment garden to the island of Crete. Idyll and war begin to converge – historical, scenic, complex, surprising.

A trauma therapy on film for an uprooted elephant cow – a social creature that, like all of us, needs security and a home to form stable relationships.

Most accidents happen at home. Thus the appeal to one’s personal political responsibility comes as a surprise. Randomly reading a Brecht text inspires to take action.

Set theory, one of the cornerstones of mathematics, serves as a metaphor for “social structures as spatial arrangement”, as the first sequence of the film reveals. The visual playfulness first becomes an exploration of two- and three-dimensionality and then turns out to be a well-founded reflection of social power relations. The search for a supposedly correct “order of things” triggers the compulsive element in many viewers. Who’s (not) afraid of being different?

A cinematic family constellation in which the audience is guided through a seemingly random conglomeration of private photos, video recordings, notes, thoughts, sounds and texts. Narrative strands crystallise, only to be discarded, taken up again and finally left standing in their ambiguity. A film about the big questions of life, love, family, relationships, death and good food. No more, and certainly no less.

There is a farmhouse, isolated in the woods of the Tuscan hills. Inside, a disturbing form of psychotherapy is practiced. As if under a spell, the young participants follow the instructions of Elena, their guide. They get agitated, confess, sometimes lose themselves. Where is the line between truth and artifice?

Argentine military dictatorship, 1976. Andrés Soria, a military man, and Dr. Gonnet visit a clandestine detention center where the doctor must attend to a young woman who is pregnant.

Based on real events, Kvrvf Nawel’s film recounts the tale of a tenant farming community in revolt in the province of Esmeraldas in northern Ecuador.

Directed by Eva Saiz López.

A film in three “chapters” where the body of a woman is inscribed in different spaces that seem to be the visual expression of her very intimacy and solitude. A tactile piece, marked by light and, at times, by the physical manipulation of its materiality.

A visual poem created in the fertile context of Chanfaina Lab. As the author said, “With this piece I wanted to capture a moment of peace, calm, and liberation, which was what I needed at that time. I was inspired by the work of artists like Alberte Pagán, Ana Mendieta, and Maya Deren”.

Indelible memory. What at the end is never uttered remains emblazoned in one’s thoughts.

Blondie is a Chilean street rapper who shares his work in the Santiago subway. His rhymes, traveling in wagons throughout the city, outline the reality of the capital’s slums, where drugs and violence coexist with hopes and dreams.

Consuelo is a sad and lonely old woman. Going to the same canteen at noon to have a glass of gin is part of her daily routine since her husband died. The canteen is attended by a effeminate and vivacious boy named Roberto. One day, Consuelo arrives before the usual time and meets a half-transvestite Roberto. From that encounter they both generate a curiosity for each other and discover that they have more in common than anyone could think, thus beginning an unusual friendship.

When alone at home with nothing to do, a man tries to spend his time playing a game. Quickly, he realizes he can use cheats in order to gain money faster.

At first, the contours are clear, the figures static. But then it starts to unravel, the images flicker like in a trance. A fight against monsters who change their shape, or is it mere hallucination? A bad trip to outer space, a cartoon-like imagery and outstanding sound.