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Lost in the depths of a wood, a baby bird who wants to learn to fly is entrusted by strange flowers with the story of a woman also aspiring to be free.

The vibrant plea of a generation of trans and non-binary people for recognition of their rights.

A young girl has disturbing visions of her dead brother. She creates a Memory Box, with the aid of her little sister, to remember him and to move forward making new ones despite her loss.

Gabriela, a young immigrant, shares her new life with her friends and family after moving to a foreign country. As her loneliness grows, she will lie to her loved ones and look for a method by which to escape her situation.

A young woman in the 1920s receives a camera, which leads her on a journey of exploring a garden. The garden and its creatures draw the young woman in and present to her an inner magic she has been longing to remember.

Just a completely normal game of Uno!

Two drag queens living in a place where homophobia and transphobia are common open their hearts to the world, revealing the human being behind the makeup and wigs. They share the reality of drag as an art form and what it means to move forward as part of the LGBTTTI+ community in a Latin American context.

Despite preconceived ideas, pupils with high intellectual potential are not always successful at school. At the end of the 1980s, the French Ministry of Education was first called to account for this paradox. Was there a link between intellectual ability and certain difficulties in adjustment? Over the course of a school year at the Georges Brassens state secondary school in the 19th arrondissement of Paris, where an integration scheme has been in place for these types of pupils for the past fifteen years, the narrator and the various protagonists look back over their lives to identify the nuances of this question, which has become a key issue in the public debate.

The second of a 7 part short anthology. This short movie handles the topic of everyday thoughts.

A triptych portrait of life adrift in the post-industrial peripheries, Fade Away sketches out three seemingly disconnected moments on a day and a night in the deep south of London. A young man, off-the-grid, wanders the backstreets in search of something. Three girls reach their limit and act to break free. And a worker, far from home, finds herself something like a role in the city. Is it a prison? Fade Away is a vivid picture of isolation and the experience of feeling lost in a changing landscape.

During the UK Covid-19 lockdowns the artist kept a daily visual diary in the form of digital collages or GIFs. ‘HOMOPERSPECTIVES’ contains selected extracts from the visual diary. Each individual GIF reflects upon themes such as mental health, the virus, love, sex (be)longing, (in)visibility, (im)possibilities and the day-to-day. The male figures in this series were extracted from pre-1950s photography, vintage gay adult magazines and the works of Bob Mizer and Tom of Finland to name a few. What’s most notable about these works is how the function of the male figures function changes from the erotic(-objective) to a more emotive context.

Stanley Roberts played for Real Madrid basketball in the 1990-199 season. The following year he played the first of his eight seasons that he played in the NBA. His former teammates and coaches sum up his potential in the phrase 'Stanley was better than Shaquille O'Neal, his teammate at Louisiana State.' However Stanley Roberts suffered several serious injuries and was expelled from the NBA in 1999 for drug use. The next news about him announced that he was broke and had gone to jail for cocaine possession. With no money and no hope, Stanley thought about suicide, but someone helped him.

A dreamlike story of coming of age, depicting a transgender protagonist who takes his younger self, KID, on a journey through the woods in summer. Interwoven in different timelines, encounters with a horse and a motocross bike suggest the protagonist's literal and metaphorical coming-of-age as a gesture of friendship with the inner child.

Alan is 10 and he’s celebrating Christmas with his family

A boxer comes out as non-binary. He’ll have to face adversity, and will try to escape in another reality.

Sparks fly when Alistair meets Fergus in the woods but must they keep it a secret?

A promotion according to plan? No. But the 3 years of hardship were worth it: for a championship that the club & the fans will never forget. We take you with us from the Preußenstadion to the Rathausbalkon. Intimate insights, exciting interviews & emotional moments make the promotion documentary a piece of contemporary history for all fans: All together for Preußen Münster!

Ancestral retraces the salient stages of Massinissa Askeur's life and career through the protagonist's own words but also, and above all, through the testimonies of the people who knew him on a personal, professional and artistic level. Weaving together suggestions and echoes of different stories and cultures, starting from Africa to the heart of Europe, the documentary offers a multifaceted and eclectic picture of the growth path and goals achieved by Askeur in the field of visual arts and design.

For several years, Makan has been working in France as a bicycle delivery man and a kitchen porter in a chic brasserie near the Champs-Elysées. The lonely life of the 35-year-old from Mali revolves almost entirely around work. With his wages, he supports himself as well as his family back home by sending remittances. Just one of many stories of thousands of illegal workers in France and Europe.

Whilst messaging online a woman contemplates being honest about how she’s really been doing.

After a deadly accident Noah gets haunted by a mysterious creature – the Drud.

Both lost with themselves in the city, Cass and Billy find each other.

The experimental short film is a fragmentary attempt to investigate the political potential of grasses, which in purely biological terms, in distinction to many other plants, do not grow from the root or from the tip, but from their own center. The short film does not fulfill expectations of a nature documentary, much more it explores the analogies to human and animal hair and thus dares a deconstructive attempt of diverse norms of beauty and design as well as ethics of use and exploitation that shape bodies and nature. The short film asks about the so-called "natural", about what is allowed to grow in our society and what is trimmed, shaved, cut and domesticated. The aesthetic breaks through the use of different media (Super 8 and Mini DV) and the "trimmed" screen not only takes a critical look at current reception habits, but also questions overarching norms and ideals, which is underlined by the song "mess it up" by catnapp and the integration of collected sounds.

EREN portrays a woman who has been fighting for fundamental rights and peace in Turkey for more than 30 years. As a lawyer and human rights defender, Eren Keskin is one of the main actors and plaintiffs for women’s, LGBT, and minority rights, opposing torture and sexualized violence. Her strong sense of justice knows no taboos, shaking even the foundations of the Turkish state. Now she has been designated an enemy of the state and has to defend herself. She faces a life sentence in more than a hundred criminal cases. How much time she has left in freedom, she doesn’t know. At any moment she could disappear behind bars forever.

Matías Fernández is a force of nature, a centaur in his wheelchair. He doesn't let an incredibly rare congenital condition hold him back. Writing, rapping, acting, and socializing—he does it all. For Matías there is freedom in living!

Lou and Camille are in love with each other. Will they be able to confess their feelings or will they forbid each other to live the romance they had hoped for?

A nightmarish essay film on the history of the doorbell, tracing its invention and constant reinventions through 19th century labor struggles, the nascent years of narrative cinema, and contemporary surveillance cultures.

Susi is frustrated that her son has dropped out of his studies to work where she works, in the factory. Afraid that her boss will take him on full time, she does everything she can to make sure he doesn't follow her path.

How wannabe influencers Ella and Sam set out to become social media's favourite interabled couple. After stalking Sam on all his socials, Ella plucks up the courage to speak to Sam at the South Wales Accessibility Trailblazer Awards.

A tribute to the nearby mountain; the one behind the house. That of Monte Rosa and its southern slope which overlooks wild over Alagna. A journey written over time. The same one that goes into stories and in the mountains of men; in their homes. The time that lives in traditions, in an ancient Walser costume worn, as well as in the deep cracks of the highest glaciers. A short story in honor of the people who live in the mountains, in the mountains. So that I can continue to do so. Remembering that we are all passing through, but there is something eternal.

A young filmmaker is commissioned to write a documentary about the First World War. He tries to find a way to tell the story of the war. What is to be done with all these films waiting in the archives to be shown again? He tries his hand at different styles of writing and editing, keeping in mind the question: can you make a montage film without transforming the images?

A girl influenced by the society tries to find love in her solitude filled life. But after facing rejection, her life spirals into a journey of finding self love and confidence.

F.witch is Flo Gordon, a classically trained singer from Brighton. Her music is described as psychedelic indie folk, and Flo describes it as being ‘a bit like a modern day Kate Bush.

One-minute film on the theme ‘The rebellion’.

The show is a unique and innovative full embracing of virtual comedy as Stuart explores his life after a vasectomy, catching spiders, what live comedy is, the government gilet contract and living with his twin brother.

When single-mum Becky, thinks she's been spiked, she turns to frenemy police office Andrea, for help.