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A man ventures deeper and deeper into insanity due to the cost of AI automation and modern day internet culture.

A Greek migrant, currently living (and studying) in Scotland, talks on memory, nostalgia, belonging, immigrant-experience

Episode one of a series which follows an individual named Prawn as they try to become a musician before their first gig in 5 weeks time. Prawn travels across Britain interviewing different experts in their respective musical fields and tries to find out whats the secret to being a musician. In this first episode we see Prawn attend a Medieval Festival in Yorkshire.

When a knocking ascends at Taylor's door, it should have been ignored.

This documentary aims to uplift and celebrate public concern for animals, and to normalise advocacy for animals by platforming voices from the movement. 12 activists are interviewed, charting their deeply personal journeys into animal advocacy. Interviewees include Michelin-starred chef Alexis Gauthier; award-winning landscape designer Cleve West; Dan Richardson, actor, filmmaker and patron for the Born Free Foundation; and Ruth Andrade, environmental partner for high street skincare brand LUSH.

Tom, an ordinary guy, finds himself in a seemingly never-ending nightmare, forced to play multiple characters in a surreal fictional film—a spiral he must escape, or the filmmaker will keep him trapped within it.

A short film about a girl waking up in a hotel room.

Behind-the-scenes footage from a recreation of American Psycho. From Swedish Llama’s Dream Journal.

Underrated stand up and asthmatic wretch Ed Night has been hearing a lot about how you need to be uploading stand up online recently. Well, here it is: the spectre at the feast bursts onto the big screen with a no-holds-barred hour of wailing and moaning in his debut special. Prepare to have your ribs tickled to the max by a deluge of comedy material about all sorts of different topics and subjects. In this must-see 49 minute long hour the two-time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee (it’s not a science) muses on submarine malfunctions, meditates on having his pets destroyed by the government, and artfully navigates the thorny issue of self-checkout machines with heart as well as humour. Of course it isn’t perfect, but what is?

When the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom is caught between a media storm and her advisors, she must decide whether to stick to her morals or remove the Foreign Secretary

When Hannah ventures into her childhood attic, she reflects on how God kept His promises to her, providing her with what she wanted, but also what she needed.

A late night office worker is disturbed by something mysterious in the dark.

A young research graduate survives a shuttle crash on a remote space station run by an experimental AI. With the crew missing, the AI keeps her occupied with routine maintenance, psychological tests, and endless games of chess. Slowly she realises the system is not evaluating her, but learning her and that she is about to be declared surplus to requirements…

Inspired by the writings of Jean Baudrillard, this film - shot entirely within the videogame Red Dead Redemption 2 - examines people's perception of history, in this case the Wild West period, and how it has been influenced by media representation and recreation, or perhaps how it has been entirely replaced by it.

How do songs shape the life of the person who sings them? This special evening of music and cinema will celebrate one of Scotland’s most invaluable tradition bearers, the bi-lingual Scots & Gaelic singer and weaver Jimmy Hutchison.

Surviving Reality: Beyond the TV Dream reveals the untold struggles of fame through 2005 Big Brother winner Anthony Hutton. From sudden riches to battles with addiction and mental health, it charts his fall and inspiring rise again. With contributions from Pete Bennett, Jonny Regan, and directed by multi award-winning film director, Paul Suggitt, this is a raw, powerful look at fame's true cost.

Matter of Britain is an ethnographic fantasy which documents an English country village’s performance of the Holy Grail myth. In that myth, King Arthur’s knights quest for the Holy Grail in order to heal their wasted land. The performance took place over 12 months from 2023 to 2024 in multiple locations across the parish of Mayfield, East Sussex. Over 300 members of the community took part as questing knights, angelic choirs, guiding anchorites and tempting devils. The work was supported by an Arts Council England Project Grant, the Lund Trust, High Weald AONB, East Sussex Arts Partnership, the University of Reading and the Museum of English Rural Life.

Facing replacement by an AI program called MIMIC, two exhausted graphic designers must pull a late night shift to save their jobs, only to discover something in the office is “optimising” far more than their workflow...

Judi Love takes the stage at the London Palladium following a sold-out tour, for an evening of fresh, unapologetic and charismatic real talk.

A recruit attempts to access data but her officer already knows what is going on

After their beloved venue is forced to close, a determined group of comedians battle the odds to achieve their dream of launching an epic comedy festival in Bristol

A soon to be elected CEO of a plastic manufacturer can't shake the feeling he is being watched.

Inspired by the real story of Ethan Stables, a young man who plotted a domestic terror attack on a Pride event in Barrow-in-Furness, Stables follows Seb the morning after a hook-up, waking up in a stranger's bed. But who really is the man that he is lying next to?

There’s something magical about golden hour — when the city glows and everything slows down for just a moment. Shot in North Greenwich, this micro film captures those fleeting, perfect moments of calm amidst the hustle and bustle. Film and original music by Ethan McInerney

After the loss of her grandad, Ash gets stuck in a cycle of loneliness, grief and pain. As she struggles to get her life together, she rewatches the same old video for comfort.

A documentary-style short film that follows the real-life story of Kai, a young trans boy in the United Kingdom, over roughly a decade as he grows up and discovers who he is. The film chronicles his coming-of-age journey against the backdrop of changing social and legal attitudes toward trans rights in the UK. It explores the complexities of identity, acceptance, and belonging, showing how Kai navigates personal challenges, relationships with family, and his pursuit of happiness while confronting societal barriers and questions about what it means to live authentically.

From a quiet academy hopeful to one of football's most prolific strikers, this documentary traces Harry Kane's determined rise through setbacks, loan spells, and relentless self-belief. Blending personal interviews, unseen training-ground moments, and career-defining matches, it reveals how discipline, mentality, and leadership transformed him from an underestimated youngster into a global sporting icon.

A student documentary on Glasgow's publishing scene.

An experimental short film set in 1939 Poland, about two men who have a conversation on a hill while the history of Poland and Polish Cinema flashes in the sky.

I KNOW THE SCORE investigates, within the central idea that reality is not entirely entropic and is somehow following a perceivable score, ways in which a person could experience alternate realities with different scores. The first section, GAS & AIR, explores inhalants as a means to perceive and experience altered reality scores. The second section, PARANOILIA, explores the paraphernalia used and created by those who may internally experience an altered reality score, the objects made and utilised by paranoid or psychoaffective individuals that represent or channel a different perceived reality. The third and final section, EXOCONSCIOUSNESS, explores spirituality as a vehicle to altered realities. In it, a god-like figure watches over the movements of people, having been given secret knowledge by the girl from the website in OPERANDI, who becomes ‘real’ after its user gets sufficiently high.

In the main event, the BKFC UK Heavyweight Championship is on the line as former champion Mick Terrill faces hard-hitting contender Jay McFarlane.

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The lens of the camera is a key to the senses and the sensual. The close-up renders tactility inviting touch, the obscured image tests the boundaries of the frame beckoning one to enter. But as all the senses are awakened, the lens of the projector relays a distance that cannot be collapsed.

A woman's daily routine is upended when she finds a reminder of times she'd repressed.

Three failed criminals try to pull off their biggest robbery to date, the local church. But with no luck, nor skills, on their side, will they be able to pull off the ultimate feat?

A young halfling embarks on a perilous journey across dangerous lands to retrieve a precious artifact.

This is a documentary of the Coalescence Exhibition, 23/01/26 Eiger Studios.

A nihilistic individual who lives a mundane life wants to end it all. She transcends into another dimension and must face the consequences of her wishes.

A man hears the voice of his wife while navigating Manhattan in a crazed stupor.

Blending cinematography with choreography and powerful sound design, a film that explores dance as a language and a conduit for people to find connection through shared physical expression. Originally inspired by the proliferation of extraordinary choreographies by non-professional and professional dancers, performed to camera and distributed online, created specifically for social media.

The Documentary follows a group of drama school students through the intensity, chaos, and intimacy of training as actors. Beneath rehearsals, performances, and long studio days lies a world rarely seen from the outside — one built on pressure, ambition, friendship, and vulnerability. Through candid behind-the-scenes footage and unexpected revelations, the film captures the blurred line between performance and reality, exposing the emotional highs and quiet fractures hidden within the ensemble.

In the evening after a funeral, a grieving man is lured away from his friends by the haunting echoes of a distant, lone saxophone.

A young man struggles to get through the day due to his overwhelming fear of death.

Performers and creators Precious Renee Tucker and Eric Christison join forces to reframe Chopin's Waltz in C-sharp minor, deconstructing its formality, structure, and cultural weight between music and movement.

Omo Baba is an evocative and poignant documentary that delves deep into the father-son relationship, exploring the generational impact of upbringing, trauma, and the pursuit of breaking free from inherited pain. Initiated by Nelson Adeosun, the son, this film seeks to understand his upbringing by examining his father Adedayo's past, revealing a cycle of emotional scars that have persisted through generations.

In early ‘70s rural England, George and Tommy, two teenaged friends-of-a-friend, meet up on an Essex basketball court. One invites the other to accompany him to a dealer’s home to score some weed.

Professional actor Jason Thurston brings his award-winning* PAM (Professional Acting MasterClass) to the masses in the car park of the National Theatre. Lessons will be taught. Grievances will be aired. You will be changed. Jason will make sure of it. *Third place in 'Best Extracurricular Activities at The University of Sussex 2017-2019'.

In a dystopian future, ruled by a artificially puppeteered and totalitarian regime where nothing is disclosed. A young adult (Matthew) is abducted and put on trial for a crime he cannot remember committing. THEY WATCH. THEY RECORD. THEY CONTROL

A young hopeless romantic named Junie navigates the dating world through a sea of pathetic men, until she meets her dream man Noah. She soon realises that the dream relationship she's been chasing might not actually be what she wants.

A man loses his marbles after an unfortunate altercation with a lamppost.

An ambiguously elusive briefcase is sought after by colourful characters as it changes hands within a College Campus.

When Max moves in with his new roommate Jack, he quickly realises that things aren’t at all as they seem. As days go by and secrets are discovered, will he get away with his new found knowledge?

Co-signed by Olivia Rodrigo, the breakout Irish indie-rockers come to Sunderland.

A short film based on the internet’s influence on identity and how it can shape our society, ideologies, beliefs, interests, style and perception of the world. Showcased in three narrative stages - Oblivion, Recognition and Discovery which follows a protagonist who faces these challenges of accepting their identity without the misconstrued influences of the internet and social media. The film touches on the grip the internet has on society, and the nature of repressing your identity to fit in. Using Mandelbro's song 'What Have You Done To Me' and 'The Optimist Playbook' to push the themes of personal identity and optimism when confronting the world and humanity. Also, using Djo's song 'On and On' to highlight the addictive nature of consumption. Amid negativity and an everlasting changing world, you can be yourself without having to 'fit in' by approaching an optimistic perspective and seeing where life takes you. In a world of fear, confusion, hate and judgement, choose joy.

A fragmented recalling of a ghost’s past lives, cursed to wander alone.

A short, experimental film, Directed And Composed by Lloyd Allen

This film follows the journey of three transgender artists and their processes of creation: of both their art and their gender identity.

Silenced by misogynoir, monotony and pinstripes, Office Girl flees from the workforce of an elderly prawn cocktail-guzzling capitalist, only to find herself in a new corporate netherworld led by a suspiciously slick new boss with a sinister secret.

The weekend of her album release “Florescence”, Maisie Peters hits the Big Weekend stage performing hits such as ‘Questions’, ‘Lost The Breakup’, ‘My Regards’ and more.

Romance book lover Mabel, caught up in her romantic fantasies, faces a rare possibility of romance, but she realises her “perfect” boyfriend only exists in books.