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The unique experiences of people living with dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB), the third most common form of dementia in the UK, a condition that can cause dream-like symptoms, a condition like no other.

In a world of toys a wooden robot feels lonely. When another robot appears their relationship starts to blossom.

Mari is an intersex person in permanent transit that incorporates two perspectives. A fighter and brave, her life has been a constant battle in an almost uninhabited rural area. From the sincerity, narrates her day to day, her desires, illusions and anxiety in an attempt to pave the way for those who come after.

For decades, Argos has been a fixture of the UK's high streets - seemingly selling everything. This show reveals what really goes on behind the counter at the retail giant.

The CYCLE~ project was born from the intent to deal with extreme sound elements, elements such as, sequences of impulses, pure sinusoidal signals or very small fragments of them, hums of various kinds, this set of sounds are represented by a visual component that tends to be the pure representation of the audio you are listening to, almost as if to become a scientific instrument.

A close-up of a baby girl.

A weasel enters a barn and gorges on the food inside. Based on La Fontaine's fable.

Can one footprint imprint on our collective consciousness and create change? A walk; a pilgrimage, an odyssey…for the planet.

An imaginary cassette tape repeats a famous piece of music in self-referential loops.

In a close future where eating meat is forbidden, a young elite athlete tries a cow steak for the first time in a clandestine ritual arranged by her trainer.

Borrowing its title from the memoir of early Japanese suffragette Hiratsuka Raichō, In the Beginning, Woman Was the Sun plunges deep into an oceanic vortex of saturated color and fleeting archival images, conjuring moments from the history of Japanese women’s movements in a headlong montage of bodies in protest, pulsating into abstraction.

A stop-motion project

Filmed the night after the Taliban’s re-taking of Kabul, Takbir evokes the lasting material and cultural legacies of Afghanistan’s many foreign occupations.

'Seventeen Days in The Crucilble' marks the 25th anniversary of the Dubliner Ken Doherty becoming world champion in 1997. It's now been a quarter of a century since the Ranelagh native held off dominant champion Stephen Hendry in a gripping final that was one of the most-watched sporting events involving an Irish person of the 1990s.

A family travels deep into the Amazon rainforest to connect with each other and nature

In honor of one of Germany's greatest comedians: Diether Krebs would have turned 75 on 11 August. In this documentary, Iris Berben remembers her congenial partner from the comedy series "Sketchup", who died far too early in 2000 at the age of just 52. The film shows the most important stages in Diether Krebs' artistic career, but also provides very private insights into his life beyond the spotlight, a life in which he did not always make it easy for himself and in which he had to struggle with personal crises time and again.

Three teenagers decide one day to put social media aside.

A short poetry film with poetry written and spoken by Lee Campbell that shares a personal experience, of Lee looking up at a window and seeing a boy looking out.

All effects are made analogically by in-camera editing, half-process developing and toning.

Cédric seemed to have everything he needed to be happy. And yet, as a teenager, he fell into addiction to drugs and alcohol... Years later, his brother Jérôme, a naturally optimistic father, realized that he was afraid of reliving with his daughter what he had experienced with Cédric. He decided to seek out women and men whose voices are rarely heard: the sisters and brothers of addicts. Together, they put words to their pain, mixing laughter and hope, breaking with clichés. A journey into the heart of families that will take Jérôme from Paris to New York and Barcelona, passing through various regions of France. A quest with a single goal: to speak freely in order to better protect our loved ones and our children.

In her spare time, Laura imitates male transvestites and makes up her face with exaggeration. In this game of appearance, she raises the question of gender and what it means to be "more woman than woman". It is a way for her to get out of the ordinary model inculcated by her parents and to assert herself to everyone.

Every week, four young women happily participate in a choir class where gossip and news are happily shared during these weekly reunions. One evening, however, Veronique, their choir director, announces that the next concert, the one on Halloween night, will be the occasion for her to finish with a flourish and to retire. At the same time, mysterious changes are perceptible in the village, obviously something is wrong in Vourles. In Paris, two investigators from the Financial Brigade are also on the alert, a suspicious activity has just been triggered in... Vourles! Let the investigation begin!

Girls Night is a student film exploring the psychological fear and anxiety of walking home alone at night.

Documentary revealing the history of the fast-food franchise, from its humble beginnings in 1948 to its world-conquering profile today.

On this 25th anniversary we have invited Peter, Paul, Florence, Julien and Joris to come and take part in the celebration. They came, they are all there with their gift: to be the heroes of tonight's 5 short films. With them, there is no doubt the party will be a success. So let's laugh together!

A dislocated reality, visual and sound material from beyond the world. Music: F.L.F. aka Sophie Corceiro.

The spy Ando is still on the run and fighting every day against his most relentless enemy: his dandruff. This film features a ruthless pursuit across the world, using popular Japanese anime codes to target its market.

A moving body is a perfect machine where all its elements operate a continuous game of shift, replacements and variations. Music writes (gives) the rules of the game. A camera becomes the player who combines and manages the infinite possibilities that are revealed from multiple perspectives. Who is the conductor of this orchestra?

RIP, Rollostraat 18 and Sixth Form Acid are all 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.

This surreal short depicts various absurd images, including a cardboard standup of a faceless man, two men in suits aiming guns at each other, and a banana in front of a blazing fire.

Returning to the familiarity of his childhood bedroom, provocative and impossibly stylish French-Cameroonian rapper Ichon is undergoing a process of artistic reinvention. Feeling pigeonholed in a hard-edged persona that he feels does not represent the real him, Ichon struggles to produce his first album as a singer-songwriter. Aided by beginner-level YouTube tutorials and buoyed by his close confidante and cheerleader, his mother, his turbulent process of regeneration is further complicated by the doubts and limitations imposed on him by his producing partners, who seem unsure of how to handle this rebirth. Captured in ethereal MiniDV, the vulnerability of his artistic practice unfolds between his recording and psychotherapy sessions. The road to artistic freedom is rarely smooth and For Real lets us in on the rocky parts of a journey that we seldom see.

Reflection is a short film that reflects how others see us in relation to who we actually are, and that nobody is or ever will be perfect in others' eyes. As Lamis closes her eyes she realizes that everything that happens in her head isn't true, and that she shouldn't compare herself to other people, and not everything we see is the truth.

It’s that feeling you get when you have waited too long to tell your friend how you feel about them.

Iris and Patricia hate and love each other in equal measure. A chance encounter at a bus stop will force them to confront their feelings.

In the heart of the Mediterranean, the song of cicadas barely covers the noise of cars and summer hits. In this landscape lulled by sunshine and routine, a grandmother attempts to make the most of every minute she still has to live with her grandson Ariele. Marco Piccarreda creates a film full of poetry and tenderness, on the pursuit of happiness.

One evening, a prison director announces to a convict his execution for the next day. As though by a miracle, later at night the cell door opens. Exhausted by endless interrogations the convict drags on through dark prison corridors. On his odyssey to gain freedom he is tossed back and forth through various mental states: his fear of being discovered, his hope for salvation and moments of sheer madness.

25 girls from Israel and Germany set off on a journey to learn and sing songs.

Walking home alone at night is not a pleasant thing for any woman, including Sofia, who must wait at the bus stop. When a tired art teacher arrives, there is a conversation between them in which no one is who they say they are.

Violinist Nemanja Radulović and Electro Street Crew combine classical music and dance at the Jacquemart-André Museum in Paris.

Clea and Angelo, two young lovers with unresolved spites with each other, decide to explore the Cave of Moloch, which they say is the home of the Demon of Rage.

You're hot if you're part of Aggie's world

After the last performance of a play, the main actress has difficulty detaching herself from the tragic character she played for several months. (translated from the french original)

Julie Etchingham hosts ITV's debate between the five candidates battling to succeed Boris Johnson as leader of the Conservative Party and become Britain's next Prime Minister.