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Two female friends accidentally and unfortunately, murder an internet date and need to clean the blood of their beloved taxidermy cat. Oh, and get rid of the body.

A year on from Russia's invasion, a look at how the war has played out from the air and how Ukraine use drones, satellites and smart tech to thwart the enemy. Featuring drone photography of key locations from before and after the war.

"PHIL" is a comedy fantasy short film advertisement about an upset young girl who is startled as a narrator presents itself and tries to sell her a middle aged, white man called Phil.

Film revealing what brings 300,000 people a day through Harrods' doors at Christmas.

Everything's a matter of time, one way or another. Come see Australian comedian Alice Fraser use her hour to turn time inside out and back to front. It'll be fun! It's a comedy show! No one's going to die, except, you know... we're all going to die.

In a fierce battle of innovation and resourcefulness, two teams have just three days to go head-to-head over a pile of scrap bikes and used parts, on a mission to transform discarded relics into awe-inspiring tandem bicycles and create the perfect set of wheels for a picnic adventure. With just old bike parts and the tools available, UK framebuilders extraordinaire Paul Burford and Ted James team up with ex pro Alex Paton and Crit racer Alec Briggs to conjure up new bikes from old. Under the watchful eye of judges Si Richardson and expert Andrew Denham, as the action unfolds, everything that can go wrong, does go wrong - from wonky wheels, to faulty frames and crazy cranks! This all culminates in a day of wacky races but will either of the bikes be roadworthy? And will they look the part? Who will be crowned the winner?

Nello Taver, with the help of his friend Dave, moves from Naples to Milan to become a successful rapper.

For the delirium I took my GoPro camera and I went to film a 1 dollar bill.

A man searches for his identity through colouring, an incentive to cross borders.

War movie

In this experimental fantasy, a girl finds herself irresistibly drawn to the fountains and waterdrops in a garden. She skillfully takes out her camera as usual and starts capturing the moments, freezing the time and weaving her memory, as a collector.

A group of old school friends have reunited to play a nostalgic game of Dungeons and Dragons. To make up the numbers, the host has invited a stranger to join them...

In a small village in the heart of Sardinia, during a terrible invasion of locusts that are devouring everything, a farmer has to come to terms with the passing of the baton, from father to son, for the management of the sheepfold.

A dystopian society ruled by machines where the fate of humanity hangs in the balance.

AM remembers, maybe she dreams, and days and nights follow each other. The House in the Woods gets crowded with mysterious visitors while a Little Dragon moves tiny, unsteady steps out of the darkness of memory. The humanist vision of Anna Maria Ortese echoes through the collective dream of the guests of a drug rehabilitation center.

The story of Sebas Saiz is that of an adventurous character who has broken stereotypes since his beginnings in basketball. The Madrid power forward, trained in the lower categories of Real Madrid and Estudiantes, soon decided that he wanted something different for himself than what was expected of his sports career. At the age of 17 he left for the United States, where he triumphed in the NCAA and became friends with actor Morgan Freeman. But his most groundbreaking decision came after he returned to Spain and spent two seasons in the ACB. He decided to go play in Japan when he was only 25 years old, moved by the impressive economic offer that came to him from Japan and with the well-being of his family as his number one priority. There, not only has he shown that he can grow as an elite athlete in an emerging league, but Sebas has become captain of the Spanish National Team and has been proclaimed champion of the last Eurobasket.

A group of artists from the LGTBIQ+ collective return to their hometowns aboard a pride float. A road movie that travels through the Spanish geography making visible the cultural clash with the most intransigent past.

Esmeralda is on the run and realizes that she will never be able to hide.

The animated puppet film „the way to a man's heart" tells the story of a dog who falls in love with a single gentleman. As a sign of his love, he leaves a dog turd in front of the man's door every morning. The story unfolds about misunderstandings and the failure of gestures where there is no match. The film's cute aesthetics stands in strong contrast to the drama of the conflict in which both protagonists become entangled.

Online gambling is a multi-billion-euro market. The mafia launders millions through it, while addicted players gamble away their lives. In 2021, Germany decided to establish a regulatory authority for gambling. The goal: to curb market abuses while protecting players. But can this truly work, or is the German state simply looking to cash in on massive profits?

This documentary about Paul-Armand Gette talks about the female body, its artistic depiction, about the topic of models and their freedom. Paul-Armand Gette thwarts our visual habits, and provokes our judgements and our prejudices. His models talk about him, with him, and about them.

How one royal has come of age since marrying the heir to the throne in 2011.

Lunch break: at the school where Manny and Guy teach, there will be a meeting to address protests against the promotion of LGBTQI+ issues in the classroom. What to do when you are the principal of the school and live with the man you love but don't want to risk exposure?

It is approaching Valentine's Day and the disturbed Lawrence is infatuated with Lily, who has no idea that Lawrence exists. After assembling an unsettling yet creative valentine's card for her, upon delivery Lawrence discovers that Lily is already in a relationship with golden boy Felix. Lawrence then seeks to wreak vengeance on the couple as his mental state further declines

Every single day of 2022 represented by one single uncut, unedited shot. The result: the year in moments.

As the research on human sexuality continues, it does as well on the animal kingdom.

Veteran war reporter John Sweeney and Byline TV filmmaker Caolan Robertson hit the road with war photographer Paul Conroy and journalist Zarina Zabrisky to gather compelling evidence for the use of illegal weapons and the torture of civilians in Ukraine, as well as examining the reality of life and conditions faced by ordinary people on Ukraine's eastern front.

A lonely Bigfoot secretly living in a Welsh woodland takes a shine to Emyr, the park keeper. She confides in her best friend Carol, who warns Bigfoot that her activities haven't gone unnoticed by Jared, an obsessive local crypto-zoologist determined to prove her existence.

Deserted scenes of the idyllic English countryside are invaded by something dark and unknown. Glimpses of something evil seep through a network of telegraph poles. Mysterious lights appear in the night sky. An event with no witnesses that leaves no trace... or does it?

The 'discovery' of a box full of firecrackers creates the chance of a showdown between Baby Girl and Cookie, two teenagers divided by a conflict that traces back to their parents’ dispute.

Short documentary on the Augsburger Domsingknaben, the all-male choir of Bavaria's Augsburg Cathedral, focussing on one fourteen-year-old singer.

2 peoples worlds collide in a graveyard. One dealing with a near loss, another still harbouring the pain after many years.

A short film.

In only ninety seconds Marcus Grysczok tells a touching personal story of loss and takes us to great emotional depths. Tune in: an electronically distorted outcry. The protagonist talks to himself and to someone who no longer lives in this world, but all the more in his heart. He looks for a way out of this state of powerlessness, assuming a stranger’s role, a free-roaming paper dog that runs between real shelves and across tables, races past people on black-and-white photographs and everyday objects, chases himself on a plate rim. The images convey a feeling of home – a home for memory and for life. Tune out? As soon as the dog stops, reality puts an end to this restless racket and brings the awareness of enduring loss. Poetic in language and design, the film formulates a moving but clear-eyed farewell to a brother.

Quietly and discreetly, the French director Sarah Mallégol follows a group of thirty-something protagonists who survived the 1994 Rwanda genocide as children. They have no memory of the events – neither those whose fathers were murdered nor those whose parents were responsible. A confrontation begins: focused conversations between generations which, captured by a gentle camera, are meant to cautiously break the long silence – in order to be able to understand, process and mourn.

Zohra, Afghanistan’s award-winning first all-female orchestra, has captivated audiences around the world with its musical talent. However, the return of the Taliban, with its rigid and damaging views on women and music, now puts the ensemble in grave danger. With the fall of Kabul, members still in the country have gone into hiding, while those who fled are advocating internationally to rescue their fellow musicians. The question remains: despite the challenges, will they be able to keep their music alive?