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The life of Mrs. Bertha Sánchez has changed because of a virus that threatens the world. She, locked in her home, adapts to the important change and the challenge that society suffers. She finally finds a balance in her routine between what appears to be a dark reality and a bright learning opportunity.

In the heart of a black subconscious, three sisters sing. They tell us the stories of an angry boy, an unhappy girl and a ballroom surrounded by marble statues. What is their connection? They are all B.L.A.C.K.

Gina, along with her husband and son, finds herself in the middle of a Gigi Testarrossa impersonation contest, a famous singer who disappeared without a trace 30 years ago. Little by little, a connection is emerging between her and Gigi, a feeling that she believed was missing a long time ago.

Bruno is a transgender boy who doesn't believe in marriage, but a few months ago he learned that his friends from Iquitos Almendra and Luko were married in Argentina and returned to Peru. So he decided to go to Iquitos to dispel his doubts.

An lgbtq love story about a boy trying to catch the attention of the one he admires.

A short film about about addiction, attachment and identity.

When hosts of "The Loudmouth Podcast" Ryan Perry, Luke Hearne Brown & Alfie Akers gather to present a live version of their award nominated podcast, their production crew pulls out and have to resort to shooting a live special from a Nissan Micra. The special features deep discussions on Biscuits, The Meg (2018) and various other mildly funny anecdotes. As well as featuring a Special Guest and a trip to the golden arches.

A white bird living in a black world encounters a black cat living in a white world. The moment they meet, their backgrounds literally collide.

Sometimes our memory evaporates, sometimes it is mesmerizing, and sometimes it is like a granular souvenir.

How can school education be designed differently? Four passionate teachers show how it can be done.

Based on the musical piece "Reise" with narration. A couple have an argument and a reconciliation, through ballet. The visual style imitates an impressionist painting.

High above the clouds a big airship-city is flying. However, one of the balloons, which hold the city, is loosing air. That is why the airship is sinking. All the inhabitants there know about that, but they try to ignore it and carry on with their daily routines. It's a modern fairy tale about a girl who wants change and a story about love which is put into an appealing comical visual style.

A film made by Borders Additional Needs Group's Branching Out Youth Group as part of Film Town, Alchemy's year-round community filmmaking project.

'Far from our true nature', "ID Babylon" peels off the blindfold and speaks to a reconnection with one's roots and finding home inside oneself. Bringing together the voices of young people, Khevyn Ibrahim foregrounds the search for space outside of existing structures, exploring issues of extremism, nationalism, migration and the movement of people.

In "My Grandmother Sits in the Garden", Jack Guariento delightfully employs a VHS tape format to mimic the feel of old home movies, in a warm and wise essayistic rumination on the relative nature of time, the cosmic interrelatedness of people, places and things, and the making of pasta sauce.

Billie, overwhelmed and intimidated by the outside world, has confined herself to existence within her box. Can she be convinced the world isn't so scary if she's prepared to step into it?

A unique group of fishermen living along the Adriatic coast come to terms with being the last generation.

Fen is a trans man that longs for love and support from his conservative family and his friends.

A stuffed teddy bear upsets the status-quo. A one-minute short film by John Ross Galloway.

Apps are political - or rather, geopolitical. Containment has forced us to redefine borders and interact with the world virtually. In split screen, the film draws a map and questions the links between virtual reality and real spaces, highlighting the political dimension of the operation.

John Wilson returns to the Proms with a programme celebrating one of the greatest song-writing duos of all time: George and Ira Gershwin.

All his life, working as a shepherd, Janos has been hoping for his independence. Like his sheep, wandering around the pasture carefree, he dreams of finally opening the door that limits his freedom. As he looks for a path to different worlds, we watch the life cycle, filled with magic, which takes place amid picturesque pastures, accompanied by birdsong and the rustle of leaves.

Crypto art is a thing now!

Paralelo 28 portrays the workers’ conditions at the world’s biggest salt mine, in the north of México, and tells the story of a one-eyed dog/welder who steals the workers’ lunch. It’s a film interested in the paradox of representation of raw material, vision, landscape, machines, workspaces. This paradox, that we can synthesize as the impossibility of showing a body’s three dimensions through two-dimensional images, maybe points out at raw material and work —at this moment of history where there’s no more distinction between the objects’ presence and images’ representation— as the only proof of the world’s volume and weight. [Punto de Vista]

Looped and layered video of a burst water pipe at five o'clock in the morning.

The first BL (Boys Love) ever made in Italy and outside Asia about two boys who discover if a love can blossom in the shadow of a simple Pink Milk.

In a world covered with ice and snow, a man lives alone with his dog. Every day he goes fishing, hoping to catch some food.

Shot in Anduze, Villeneuve-lès-Maleguone and Porquerolles in the summers of 2019 and 2020.

Leon, dressed in his one-piece swimsuit, accepts that the director accompany him to the pool. He confronts the looks, and deploys his own reflection on his gender identity.

A hikikomori travels the world from their apartment.

Daniel Kinahan has been named in court as the head of one of Europe's biggest drug cartels. So how has he been allowed to be involved in setting up the World Heavyweight Championship fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua?

the gospel according to them, is an experimental film that explores the phenomenology of faith and its relationship to the Black body.

A radio recording of the transition from 2020 to 2021 captures the zeitgeist of an unprecedented year; questioning the notion of starting anew. The position of the frequency dial is mirrored to the exact time at which the recording was made, the fifteen minutes leading up to the end of 2020, and the first fifteen of 2021, creating an all encompassing and varied soundscape that includes snippets of music, dialogue and static between.

Winter 2020, somewhere in France. After an abundant and reckless consumption of alcohol, Dario, 27, wakes up clueless in the old family mansion he's been inhabiting for many years with his two brothers, Mazzio and Ramirez. Despite his will to sober up, Dario's puzzled mind starts tricking him. His subconscious will eventually drag him into even deeper and darker existential places . Will he find a way out from this hallucinatory nightmare ?