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A little girl and a vampire live in a village by the forest, where they pass time together. An incident and a memory from the girl’s past will challenge their relationship and the course of their lives forever.

Stop motion film produced as part of the "Stop Motion - Animation en volume" training in 2024.

Who were the videotapes that my parents recorded in the early 2000s meant for? On both sides of the ocean, before and after emigrating from Buenos Aires to Barcelona, a collection of forgotten messages and wishes draws us to reflect on how identity is shaped by uprooting, the different ways of adapting to a new life, and the role of memories.

Alcohol-related deaths from liver disease among women under 40 have risen sharply over the last decade – but why? Thirty-two-year-old BBC journalist Hazel Martin goes on a personal journey to find the answer. She is one of a growing number of young women who have experienced alcohol-related liver damage, despite not regarding herself as being dependent on alcohol. Talking to doctors, patients and experts on the drinks industry, Hazel discovers that a key cause is Britain’s binge-drinking culture and explores what can be done about it

A short story about Baz - an ageing and unfit Sunday League football player who lives for the weekend.

They used to be the ultimate power couple - but what exactly has gone wrong?

A short narrative film.

Chantier : construction and disorder. In Paris, constructions are everywhere and they must stop before June 2024 due to the Olympics. There is a sense of collective urgency. Meanwhile, 10,500 km away in Seremban, Father is taking his own sweet time with his construction, with the help of Mother.

Andrea Nastri is a successful entrepreneur who founded a company that deals with a very particular market: making people relive lived experiences through sophisticated projection technology. Andrea lost his father as a child, so this technology represents a way for him to be able to relive him. This process being very invasive is also much criticized by the press and newspapers. Pushed by the desire to make his father's hologram more real, Andrea will push himself beyond all limits, abusing the technology and immersing himself in a world where the line between real and projection is blurred. Only by accepting the truth will Andrea be able to rid himself of his fears.

Mapping the body as a site of resistance Blood Speaks is an odyssey of womanhood and defiance drawing together the real and the imaginary to trace possible paths to resilience and justice.

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"You've been swimming in Gravity since the day you were born. Every cell knows where down is. Easily forgotten. Your mass and the earth's mass calling to each other." from GRAVITY by Steve Paxton. Where can we meet? How can we understand each other? Back to gravity, back to unity, back to senses. Dance your question and then pause.

A quick insider perspective of the fight of the Tuntenhaus in Berlin against gentrification.

A special film based on the poem “For Ezra” about the real life experience of non-binary author Libro Levi Bridgeman and their love letter to their grandson, Ezra. The film follows the playful and tender moments of their daily routines as a queer grandparent with their grandson.

Guerrilla gardening is not for the faint hearted. Or at least, that’s what these two rebels tell us, as we follow them on an eye-opening journey around London - throwing seeds everywhere and anywhere, planting spider plants, and planning their ‘Big Project’. But when they finally track down the Original Guerrilla Gardeners (OGGs), and learn what guerrilla gardening really entails and how it's helping our communities, their beliefs and friendship are put to the test. In this humorous mockumentary, we meet the people who are doing their bit to bring ‘botanarchy’ to our urban spaces.

Bruno travels to America in search of a better future for himself and for the family he leaves behind in the Basque Country. His mother impatiently awaits his letters. He misses home.

'There is nothing out there' repeated Gastel every day from his photographic studio. Those who have been there tell of a world where time stood still and the urge to leave vanished. And today, what remains? Through the testimonies of some of his closest friends and relatives we try to piece together what is left out here.

Or, A Haunted House 3. Shot on my phone and laptop, edited in iMovie on my phone.

Ella used water as this universal way to connect us all, showcasing the beauty of glistening water as they trained to take part in a swim for Palestine. The film shows many conversations had between Ella and their best friend as they trained for their marathon swim. They spoke of the endurance and new found understanding of what one’s body is capable of when in a great body of water, and one has no way of turning back. Ella’s message is clear, that liberation can be beautiful, liberation can be heart breaking, liberation can be a great body of water, liberation can be found in the smallest of things but the grandest of feelings. Such as swimming through water.

Valentina is an established theater director. An unexpected gift from her son leads her to reflect on her pregnancy at a young age and the fundamental choices she had to make.

Hana rides her unicycle - because she can.

Ami and Popo went on a journey to New York in the spring of 2022. Following in the footsteps of Jill Johnston (1929-2010), the two dyke investigators meet people who knew Jill as a dance critic, a radical lesbian, a performer, and so on. Jill's many facets provide access to lesbian heritages, the place of dykes in art, and bodies in militant spaces.

Gonzalo, who in his youth participated in the founding of the LGTB+ collective Lambda Valencia, was a Catholic priest and shows us his life experience. He also shows us how, at 73 years old, he faces his old age.

A short experimental film by Matt Feldman.

In the Lisu community in the mountains of Myanmar, the mellifluous voice of a shaman evokes the lost souls of his community.

A captivating feature-length documentary that offers an intimate glimpse into the lives and journeys of six extraordinary burlesque performers from across the United Kingdom. Through this documentary, the film aims to challenge misconceptions surrounding burlesque and showcase its empowering nature as a celebration of body positivity, creativity, and self-expression.

Animated short film based on motifs from the opera PARSIFAL by Richard Wagner. The film deals with power and gender structures that use a religious context as a pretext. Wagner's work is critically examined and re-evaluated from a very personal perspective. This is done in an entertaining way that does not shy away from a popular and allusive form. The newly composed music by Nico Gaik takes up the most important leitmotifs of Wagner's opera and at the same time makes a tongue-in-cheek reference to the popular sound of big Holywood blockbusters.

Tattoo performers including the Massed Pipes and Drums are joined by HM Royal Marines bands and an array of talent from the USA, Canada, Australia, Switzerland and India

Filmed in the serene wildness of Salisbury Centre’s communal garden space, Bee’s Journey follows the perspectives of three individuals and their connection to nature and their identity. This film was imagined and manifested during a Deaf and climate justice-focused filmmaking workshop in collaboration with Take One Action, SQIFF, and Edinburgh Deaf Festival.

An essay on the everyday choreography stipulated by privately owned public space.

As the queer comic Ewan McPherson battles his stammer while performing live, a worker inside his brain tries frantically to prevent the damage caused by negative thoughts by recalling memories of interviews with fellow queer performers and promoters.

A boy tired of his life decides to commit suicide by jumping off a bridge, but when he arrives he finds a girl with the same intention. Both, without knowing very well why, decide to spend one last day together.

A Jewish and a Palestinian journalist talk with mutual understanding about the history of conflict between the Israeli and Palestinian states, right up to the present situation in Gaza in which one of them is caught up.

Three young adults, obsessed with the horrors of the modern world, find themselves trapped in the depths of a sprawling underground subway, which gradually transforms into a massive, nightmarish organic entity, eager to assimilate them for good.

The world is on fire, why not start a band? First Timers is a DIY punk festival where beginner musicians play for the first time in front of an audience. Over the course of one night, we follow the newest punks brave enough to take the stage.

In a quiet corner, far removed from big money, celebrity status and drug scandals lies the true value of sport. This is a film about friendship and purpose in masters athletics, a place where every five years, getting older means becoming the youngest. Younger follows a group of female athletes in their 60s, 70s and 80s over the course of a year as they prepare to compete in masters competitions. In these competitions, athletes compete in age groups that span five years, 60-64, 65-69 etc. When an athlete moves up an age group they are then the youngest, and this means they are more likely to win or break records. So, as they approach the top end of their classification, they look forward to being a year older and moving up to the next group where they will be the new kid on the block again.

'Torneo; your mum loves us and your neighbour might too.'