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The video takes the viewer on a journey of visual enjoyment and self-reflection, one of re-connection with the elements of nature through various carefully composed land art pieces.

A man's evening turns sour after the introduction of hallucinogenics to his nightly routine.

In a dystopian future, a young man tries to reconnect with his father.

A priest must overcome many obstacles to reach his first Sunday sermon.

Mixed images of a hot summer in January. From the last day of the year to the beginning of the month with some hopeful flavor of starting anew.

Long before the invention of YouTube and smartphones, Video 125 cameras were out and about filming the London Underground for our Driver’s eye view videos. Although mainly filmed in standard definition, the sound was a different matter. 100% of the time we were using full broadcast television standard microphones and recording equipment. This means that long-since scrapped 1959, 1962 and 1967 tube stock on the Central, Northern and Victoria lines can still be heard in full stereo sound. The long-since scrapped A, C and D sub-surface stock on the Hammersmith & City, Circle, District and Metropolitan, lines also heavily feature in this unique video production filmed between 1988 and 2014.

Delivered in poker-faced monotone, Maryam Jafri examines ownership in our age of image circulation. Step by step, with humour and persistence, she walks us through the licensing conundrum of her ready-made sculpture that transforms from object-for-sale into artwork-for-sale, photo-for-sale and finally a video-for-sale with superimposed watermarks.

Follows the life of a Neapolitan Femminiello in the back alleys and narrow streets of the Quartieri Spagnoli (Spanish neighbourhood in Naples). It ends with the traditional Matrimonio dei Femminielli, the annual street parade to celebrate the fictional wedding of a Femminiello.

At the end of winter, a tree slowly comes back to life. Over the seasons, a long journey awaits.

This film tells the story of our beloved cashier Shura’s summer vacation on the shores of the Black Sea with her family

The celluloid has a special interaction with the light that follows the smooth movements of the dance. Filmed on Super 8 and processed with the Adrian Cousins' Caffenol formula.

In Raised Voices, there are two competing and intersecting forms within the horizontal projection; an incomplete ellipse that varies in its diameter, and a straight diagonal line that splinters in two as it turns through 180 degrees. The forms develop according to a precise durational structure, shifting at a pace that can sometimes be indiscernible, yet presenting itself continuously within the conical field of light.

Chris Jiménez follows Sanae Nagashima with his camera in her journey from the crowded streets of Asakusa to the ancient castle of Tsuchiura.

Short by Erin Rybal.

The ICE operated by Deutsche Bahn is Germany's fastest train at 330 kilometers per hour. Every year, the ICE brings millions of travelers to their destinations in the shortest possible time and has been even faster since the end of 2017: Since then, the high-speed trains have been racing on the newly built Berlin-Munich high-speed axis from the federal capital to the state capital in just under four hours. Our documentary accompanies an ICE train driver in his daily work and shows the training of new ICE train drivers in the simulator.

a boy and a house.

Poetic experimental work. Two looks, two Super-8 cameras show us the house, the humanity and the passion for cinema of one of the masters of Peruvian cinema: Gianfranco Annichini. Diptych that finally becomes an open work...

Antonio returns to his hometown where he meets his ex-boyfriend and together they have the illusion that their relationship can work again without taking into account the war that is happening in the Republic.

Gilberto lives to care for his elderly aunt. Not out of love, but because it has gotten into his head that there is buried treasure in her house. Gilberto will do anything to find it.

The animated documentary deals with a new intensity of longing during the first lockdown in Germany.

The day Pasqual, a Peruvian migrant worker, decides to distance himself from his wife and move to Jerusalem, is the day before the ninth birthday of their son Luca. Pasqual sets out on a journey across the new city to find a birthday present for his son. The failed attempts of the helpless father in the difficult reality of immigrant life lead Pasqual to understand that he must make a painful concession in order to bring happiness to his son on the most important day of the year.

Heart of Brass is a surreal account of events surrounding a determined passion for brass music when your teeth are standing in the way. This autobiographical film reflects the bitter-sweet love of finding joy from an outside perspective.

In what seems like an ordinary night, two friends face their worst enemy: the social construction of gender. Only the bravest men survive. A queer joke to masculinity.

Two characters give a wonky and comedic insight into trendsetting in the world of the industrial rave culture of the UK in a warm nod to rave culture of the '90s.

Standing in the dim light, in a void of blue, dwarfed by a presence as strong as it is vulnerable–instincts are restricted by glass. This short film is a meditation on cross species relationships in a world of increasingly manufactured landscapes.

A young farmer accepts the challenge of going into the forest by himself to summon a dead person just to prove his manhood in this folk horror short film.