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Combining intimate interviews conducted over shared meals with personal narratives, the video art project captures how food becomes comfort and connection for Taiwanese queer immigrants in Germany.

A film portrait of Diego Oliver's friend El Guiri.

Filmmaker Bernhard Drax presents a feature-length love letter to the 20-year-old virtual world of 'Second Life.' Blending machinima, in-world footage, and user interviews, the film explores how creativity, commerce, and identity emerge in user-built spaces. From gardening entrepreneurs to musicians earning tips, avatars build meaningful lives powered by a digital community. Through scenes of skill-sharing, economic exchange, and social connection, the film offers both a celebration and a thoughtful reflection on the culture shaped within this enduring participatory metaverse.

A pianist suffering from creative block grows increasingly frustrated by his inability to compose. He finds that only acts of violence can soothe his rage and spark inspiration. But as guilt consumes him, the line between reality and imagination begins to blur.

When is it reality? When is it fiction? When is it a lie? Not even a powerful wizard has the answer.

Libya, west coast. Binta and Abdul are hostages of a people smuggler who prevents them from continuing their journey to Europe. They have been sold, passed from hand to hand and reduced to identity-less bodies. In a revenge of fate, their executioners are engulfed by a moonless night. Binta and Abdul remain locked in their cell, with the sea as only witness of the night that has just passed.

Léo could easily be a professional footballer, if he was on time for training, drank less and didn't fight every chance he got. Léo also has a 10-year-old child whom he has never looked after. However, at this Sunday morning's match, he's going to try to steal a glance and a smile from this unknown son.

Musical sequence with animated movements of circles and shapes.

A wannabe criminal accidentally locks himself in a vault with his ransom hostage and a bomb set to explode.

Tenderfold is an explorative piece on the ephemeral qualities of the human embrace.

Sore Throat (2023) is a visually stunning research-led film that explores how sound overheard through walls has impacted queer people in the Philippines, where the interpretation of sound is informed by monstrous mythology and the distortions of colonisation and gentrification.

Deep in the forest, a lone hunter is tasked with ending the life of an old friend.

If this planet is to have a future, it will be thanks to the people who revolutionize the foundations of the food chain. The future is linked to those of us who participate in this shared path between producers and consumers.

This documentary is the result of a participant investigation that aims to get close to the maritime and fishing immaterial heritage on the region of Cádiz from the women's perspective. Through an intense field work carried out by anthropologists and documentarians, the main identitarian expressions related to sea culture were registered. With all the gathered information, workshops were done with the area's women, searching for self-identification and audiovisual record of these participants. This piece is, then, the result of the will to give voice to a traditionally silenced, but historically present, collective from coastal cultures.

Through excerpts from interviews and poems by the Russian author Boris Ryzij, his poetic vision and existential suffering are depicted, which will ultimately lead him to commit suicide at a young age.

A short clip shot on super 8 camera.

A speculative fiction work set in a salty world, at first, and then is a collage of photographs, moving image and sound. Part of a continuing project looking at a future, world, parallel, time alternate, dimension, through a salted lens, set in an over salinated beach town. With a queer approach and a nod to 1960s French new wave cinema, the work layers a 35 voice choir with crawling digital sounds, harking to sci-fis from the past projecting somewhere into the future.

As we sat every afternoon in my grandparents' garden, my grandmother began to tell me about her life.

It's 0 o’clock. For every step I take forward, I have to take one step back. Is it here and there? Is there no B-door? I can't hear you anymore, the phone cords are/are not stressed. Attention! There may be one hidden behind another. 12am or 12pm? There's too much noise on the line. The signifier? Should I fill it up for you a little more? Zoom in, I enter the empty frame: now I can go anywhere.

As Mia Secreto (they/she) begins the ritual offering of their prostrated body, high priests Empress Wu (all pronouns) and Priestex (they/them) embrace the mortification of the flesh in a mouthy, wet, fisting, frenzy. Secreto’s siren call echoes from the depths, and Wu and Priestex are pulled to the limits of their self control as they consecrate Mia’s body in a ravenous frenzy with their fists, mouths, hands, and gaze. But who holds the power in this ritual? The apotheosis of the body reclaiming itself unlocks a force few mortals can withstand.

Go behind the scenes of the intense world of professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO). Follow the personal stories of legendary players Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev, Kaike “KSCERATO” Cerato, and Casper “cadiaN” Møller as they navigate the highs and lows of the Intel® Extreme Masters (IEM) Major Championship in Rio de Janeiro. Narrated by the dynamic CS:GO caster Alex “MACHINE” Richardson, “Game and Glory” immerses you in the high-stakes drama and nail-biting tension of one of the largest esports events ever, with a staggering prize pool of $1,250,000. Experience the unmatched energy of a crowd like no other, and the electrifying atmosphere that made the IEM Rio Major an unforgettable chapter in esports history. Whether you’re a seasoned fan or new to the scene, this documentary promises to captivate and inspire, showcasing the relentless pursuit of glory in the world of professional gaming.

Judith and Amrish rediscover the healing power of plants during the COVID-19 lockdown, a time marked by fear, death, upheavals, isolation, and loneliness.

A hooded man arrives at a remote farmhouse. The artist who inhabits the house, goes about her daily self absorbed routine, oblivious to the dark figure watching her. Slowly he begins to inhabit her territory, watching, waiting. Scuttling away when she is near, yet closer to her than her own breath. Is he real, or a shadow? Is he malign, or a guardian angel?

A short movie that discusses the repetition that many feel within their lives and shows how change, while seeming bad or even catastrophic at the time, is often the best thing for us.

In the face of oppressive paternalistic medical systems that deny trans people bodily autonomy, and at a time when our very existence is threatened, PHREAKING GENDER provides a techno-anarchist manifesto, showing that self-augmentation and the creation of radical queer communities is not just a necessity for wellbeing, but as an act of empowerment and rebellion in itself.

Channeling his time with Above & Beyond, his personal struggles while in London, and his crafting of meaningful albums, Andrew Bayer continues to amplify positivity and queer voices in the trance music genre.

In a village in 2026, gasoline is no longer accessible. Camille and St4r, an atypical duo, decide to build a flying machine so their friend Beatrix can participate in a reality show.

Iria and Satya land in a village in Seville with the objective of establishing an intergalactic contact between Uranus and Earth. The mission requires finding a spokesperson to whom to deliver the Delta-Tig Zero communications sphere. On their journey, they will discover that the planet is not as their studies reflected.

Mark, a struggling artist falls deeply in love with Kate, but soon he finds that his pursuits of love and passion are on a collision course that's all too familiar to any millennial in a creative industry.